The phrase "acknowledge issues" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition or acceptance of problems or challenges in a particular context, such as in a report or conversation about a project.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to acknowledge issues that have arisen during the project to find effective solutions."
Alternatives: "recognize problems" or "address concerns".
Do leaders acknowledge issues of power, status and inequality?
But observers of the school system, including those who have been skeptical of rising test scores and graduation rates, said officials seemed to acknowledge issues with some of the data.
The exercise asks what are "valid" grounds for claims of environmental justice, who has a right to make such charges, and to what degrees remedies should acknowledge issues of race and class.
Nolan Nawrocki of Pro Football Weekly quoted one general manager who claimed Mallett's "willingness to be honest about his past and acknowledge issues is viewed as a positive," but it is much easier to offer anonymous credit for honesty than to offer a seven-figure signing bonus.
Listen to feedback from your front-line employees and customers, and do your best to acknowledge issues and address them.
There are, I acknowledge, issues on which Clinton is a true progressive.
The founders of the Bitcoin wallet Coinbase, along with several others, have promised to redouble their efforts on Bitcoin security even as they acknowledged "issues" with Mt. Gox.
Reports of service disruptions began popping up earlier today, with both Xbox Live and PlayStation Network acknowledging issues with some core services.
A transparent company iterating through launch challenges is much better received than a silent company not acknowledging issues.
Defence minister Mark Francois acknowledged "issues in the process" of boosting recruitment to the reserves and that the system was "too bureaucratic.
Among these, two of the most universally acknowledged issues are STI-related knowledge and stigma.
