The phrase "acknowledged a more" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in a context where someone is recognizing or admitting to a greater degree of something, but it needs additional information to be fully clear.
Example: "She acknowledged a more significant issue that had been overlooked in the discussion."
Alternatives: "recognized a greater" or "admitted a larger".
Albert was, she acknowledged, a more natural nurse, and she admired him for it.
Officials in the Police Department and the Bloomberg administration have acknowledged a more aggressive posture in handling homeless people, a population that many advocates say has surged recently.
Defeat to United's traditional rivals would maybe push Van Gaal closer to the Old Trafford exit door and the Dutchman acknowledged a more determined display will be necessary to take the points from Anfield.
Some acknowledged a more equal need for each side to move.
But regents and system officials, while acknowledging a more aggressive style than previous Boards of Regents, balk at that characterization.
"The Fed took a step toward acknowledging a more challenging economic outlook, but stopped short of a full recognition and implementing additional policy actions".
In an exchange of letters with the French novelist Romain Rolland, Freud came to acknowledge a more intractable source of religious sentiment.
But what a false memory this is, and how sadly it epitomises our constant plummet into the cultural depths and strange refusal to acknowledge a more idealistic side to modern Britain.
Reframed in this way, it becomes possible to acknowledge a more holistic understanding of value, accounting (to some extent) for disciplinary diversity and the rich ecology of types of knowledge including both their inherent and explicit forms of 'utility' in the face of an ever-growing impact agenda.
Yet the savvy Congressman also acknowledges a more cautious reality: widespread adoption of the computer would transform his job, the business of governance, and likely alter in unexpected ways how the federal government would go about devising and implementing the policies that undergird American society.
By Sunday morning, the day after the fixture, the media began to acknowledge a more complex picture.
