The phrase "acknowledge somewhat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express a partial recognition or acceptance of something.
Example: "While I appreciate your efforts, I can only acknowledge somewhat the impact of your work on the project."
Alternatives: "recognize to some extent" or "accept partially".
The actual location of the boundaries is, as their proponents acknowledge, somewhat arbitrary.
"With capacity utilization at 63 percent on a three-shift basis, Ford is seemingly beginning to acknowledge (somewhat belatedly) that it needs to address its cost base," Brian Johnson, a Barclays analyst, wrote in a note to investors.
Mr. Omar acknowledged, somewhat reluctantly, that his own, milder approach to Islam had enemies in Hadramawt.
By then Mr. Green was living in Los Angeles and was, he acknowledges, somewhat overwhelmed by all the attention.
In 1887, Henry James pays her a three-day visit, although "nowhere in her writings," Downing acknowledges, somewhat sheepishly, "does she so much as mention James".
"At today's press conference Draghi chose to strike a relatively hawkish note, while acknowledging somewhat weaker economic momentum as of late.
Famously contemplative and reluctant to follow the traditional norms of politics, he acknowledged somewhat wistfully in his speech that his loss to Mr. Gore had been a deep disappointment, one that he was chalking up to experience.
The 50th birthday of the iconoclastic composer John Zorn will be acknowledged (somewhat late) with a performance of "Roadrunner," and the author George Plimpton, who died in September, will be remembered as an impish dabbler in composition with a performance of his "Boomer Waltz" for piano, arranged by Ensemble Sospeso.
They are powerful gestures, carrying significant advantages for the practice, as acknowledged, somewhat equivocally, by the partners.
Last season, Kohan and Herrmann acknowledge, went somewhat pear-shaped.
They acknowledge being somewhat startled, and said by e-mail that they were trying to figure out how to "deal with the situation".
