The phrase "acknowledged almost" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been recognized or accepted to a near extent, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The committee acknowledged almost all of the recommendations made by the experts."
Alternatives: "recognized nearly" or "accepted almost all".
A few businessmen acknowledged, almost reluctantly, that they might get a few more customers.
"It's acknowledged almost universally that the present oil policy and management has been a disaster," Mr. Salih said.
A deputy mayor from the governing Socialist Party, Assumpta Escarp, acknowledged almost apologetically that the law was aimed not so much at nakedness in the streets as at improper dress.
Sitting in the Mira hotel in Hong Kong, just days before exposing himself as being behind one of the biggest leaks in western intelligence history, he acknowledged almost all his options were bleak.
The composer himself, whose candor is matched by his cheerfulness, acknowledged almost with a laugh that he is, most certainly, a throwback to an era on Broadway that has disappeared.
Mr. Harvey, who acknowledged almost immediately that the subpoena was a political and legal blunder, said today that the investigators had gone to Mr. Martin's house with the subpoena because they wanted to approach potential witnesses in a "confidential environment".
Thomson also wrote a well received memoir in 2010 but, as he acknowledges, almost from the beginning the praise has been accompanied by caveats regarding his career trajectory.
He acknowledges, almost parenthetically, that federal law trumps state initiatives on matters of immigration status, and that these state laws "are misguided at best, mean-spirited and racially tainted at worst".
Something was almost said, almost acknowledged, admitted, possibly almost relinquished.
This position was enunciated most trenchantly by Burke, conservatism's "master intellectual", acknowledged by almost all subsequent conservatives.
McIntyre acknowledged that almost from the start, he hoped to be acquired.
