The phrase "acknowledged and also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something has been recognized or accepted, and you want to add an additional point or clarification.
Example: "The committee acknowledged and also expressed their gratitude for the volunteers' hard work."
Alternatives: "recognized and additionally" or "accepted and furthermore".
That group illustrated the range of professions acknowledged and also brought the first but enduring charges that the electors were elitists.
For law's dependence upon social facts is fully acknowledged, and also accounted for, in natural law theories of law.
They still retain the White House for at least three more years, control strong majorities in Congress (the shattering of the filibuster-proof majority in the Senate acknowledged), and also hold a majority of the nation's governor seats and state legislatures.
They built a system that was half-democracy and half a republic, designed to acknowledge and also subdue popular will.
Rape is a much more common horror — an act that's both "completely fucked up," as Alvarez acknowledges, and also, in most cases, an act that does not shock us enough.
Most everyone likes to be acknowledged and may also return the favor in some way, now or in the future.
Motivation Interview (MI) was the recommended method for individual health counseling in the county council policy document and also acknowledged and used by the DN's.
He is a well-known and acknowledged cinematographer and also the first to make time lapse and slow motion videos -- quite often mixing the two for a more stunning effect.
Such effects with the patterns of periodic message transmission using acknowledged and non-acknowledged messages, are also studied.
His recommendations were also acknowledged and supported in the findings of Australia's first royal commission into family violence, handed down in March.
With that said, when not only felt but "employed", when intentionally acknowledged and utilized they are also elevating, inspiring, leveling, enriching and invaluable.
