The phrase "acknowledge that while we" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement that recognizes a condition or situation while also presenting another perspective or point.
Example: "We must acknowledge that while we strive for excellence, there will be challenges along the way."
Alternatives: "recognize that although we" or "accept that even though we".
We must acknowledge that, while we understand the essence of traditional military actions carried out by regular armed forces, we have only a superficial understanding of asymmetrical forms and means.
I think it's important to acknowledge that while we are constantly worried about No Child Left Behind and Common Core, we are ignoring the very real skills our citizens need.
We acknowledge that while we have provided several analyses to highlight elements of the past, current, and future climates at these locations, each analysis in this manuscript could be improved upon in some way.
Whereas in the Discourse deference to the laws and customs of one's country is presented as the first rule of provisional morality, to Elisabeth it is offered as a fallback position, acknowledging that while we do indeed possess certain knowledge of good and evil, there are limits to this knowledge.
It acknowledges that while we go with our strengths, the insurgents exploit our weakness: the lack of usable intelligence.
This approach acknowledges that, while we can't eliminate gun crime, we can reduce it, and that doing something is better than fatalistically doing nothing.
It acknowledges that, while we claim to "know" about a lot of things intellectually, we usually seek and know the deeper truth about only a few.
But Jesus acknowledged that while we may have religious beliefs and practices, we all live in two worlds: the world governed by laws, and the world that transcends them.
The "good Anthropocene" is one in which we acknowledge that while humans irrevocably alter the planet, we can harness our technology in service of supporting all life on the planet sustainably.
While acknowledging that "we do want to get the attention of the recipients of these letters," Mr. Jarrell said that Mr. Giddens did not intend to intimidate anyone.
After two rounds of failed, often-acrimonious negotiations, Greenburg spoke hopefully that "the third time's a charm," while acknowledging that "we owe it to boxing fans" and that "there's a lot of skepticism out there".
