The phrase "acknowledge as well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something should be recognized or accepted in addition to something else.
Example: "I would like to acknowledge as well the contributions of our volunteers, who worked tirelessly to make this event a success."
Alternatives: "also recognize" or "acknowledge too".
Air France pilots, who are acknowledged as well paid, announced strikes for this week over general pay and conditions.
When he acknowledged — as well he might — that the Fifteenth Amendment protects all, she said, "I asked a different question.
More recently, the self-consciously elusive quality of much of Degas's depiction has been increasingly acknowledged, as well as his underestimated shift away from topicality in later years.
It is one which Lord Rees does not relish: "Geoengineering would be an utter political nightmare", he acknowledges, as well as stirring up practical and ethical dilemmas we can't begin to imagine.
But given the size and strength of the storm -- it was New York City's sixth-largest snowfall, accompanied by winds that gusted over 65 miles an hour -- there were still a lot of streets to be plowed, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg acknowledged, as well as sales tax revenues to be recouped.
The only difference this time is that there will be six moments of silence instead of four, so that the plane that hit the Pentagon and the one that was brought down in Pennsylvania by its doomed passengers can be acknowledged as well.
In a 24-page decision in February and in a nine-page follow-up on sanctions, Judge McWeeny states that Ms. Briggs not only participated in a cover-up of evidence by failing to produce the report, but that her actions have hurt both those who fought to have the report acknowledged as well as school children and teachers still affected by the air quality problem.
In this scheme, long MSDUs should be fragmented to a series of smaller units to be transmitted sequentially one by one and acknowledged as well.
It must be acknowledged as well that EEA follows a path originally proposed by Szargut in his "Cumulative Exergy Consumption" method, which it extends by providing a rational and uniform treatment for all non-externalities.
