The phrase "acknowledge that the focus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance or central point of a topic or issue, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "In our discussion, we must acknowledge that the focus of our research is on sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "recognize that the emphasis" or "admit that the priority".
Company executives have acknowledged that the Focus has had problems since it was brought over from Europe in 1999, but they say newer versions of the car are much improved.
After a three-month stretch in which debates have dominated the conversation among donors and activists, his aides acknowledge that the diminished focus on traditional campaigning has been an unexpected hurdle.
However we acknowledge that the CIDI focuses on the participants' most severe lifetime depressive episode, which is likely to explain this finding.
But Mr. Graboff, who joined CKx in January after a long career at NBC, acknowledged that the immediate focus is on "American Idol" and how best to protect what he said was by far the most important asset of the company.
Nadeau acknowledged that the national focus on police brutality and mistreatment of minorities has had an effect on residents' impressions of police in Columbia Heights.
They acknowledge that the Obama administration might be more focused on publishing details it they has Congress to convince, and suggest that the substance of the deal could be presented in a closed door briefing to congressional committees.
And while city lawyers say that the city keeps no statistics on such cases and that the total number of lawsuits against the department has declined for the last three years, they acknowledge that the number of high-profile cases focusing on the department's management and operations -- and the number of setbacks -- have gone up.
EMC executives, including Chief Executive Joe Tucci, seemed to acknowledge that the company had been too narrowly focused on the very high end of the storage market and that it missed opportunities to target other promising segments.
(A source from the D.A.'s office who was present for the questioning acknowledged that the meeting focussed on Gutierrez's past in Italy but said that Bashford was "professional" and not hostile).
First, given the myriad factors that affect the EHR implementation process, we acknowledge that our focus on the role of super users is only one piece of a very complex puzzle, and that enabling the super user role may be a necessary – but certainly not sufficient – condition for fostering implementation success.
