The phrase "acknowledged because it" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
You can use it in a context where you are explaining a reason for acknowledgment, but it needs to be part of a fuller sentence to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The decision was acknowledged because it was based on thorough research and analysis."
Alternatives: "recognized due to" or "accepted as a result of".
The approach is "unconventional," Ms. Delaney acknowledged, because "it is not about selling a cheese slice".
Slashing the amount that Greece paid on its bonds was necessary at the time, he acknowledged, because it helped reduce a mountain of debt that could have pushed Greece from the euro.
Yet the fact is seldom acknowledged because it does not fit with the usual perception of Muslims as dissidents.
And that, for Scalia, is something that can never be acknowledged, because it would lay bare the game he plays.
The company will face some challenges in winning advertisers over, he acknowledged, because it doesn't offer standard ad units.
For this review, every major player in the collection under consideration has been acknowledged because, it suddenly seems, this is both a more accurate and more honest portrayal of how literary art is produced in this century.
Labor's ability to deal with the current crisis has been hurt, some union leaders acknowledge, because it lacks a group of respected negotiators like those during the 1970's crisis when the city teetered near bankruptcy and laid off tens of thousands of workers.
The truth is that it is horrible story that most simply refuse to acknowledge because it is too simply that; too horrible.
This is something we acknowledge because it keeps coming up at cocktail parties we attend (Sally Quinn could barely stop yammering about it to listen to Quinn Bradlee's wedding vows, for Pete's sake) and we would like to continue attending those cocktail parties, so we mention it here.
But the government, like most of the press, didn't want the truth to be acknowledged – because then it would be compelled to act.
Although I hate clichés, this one deserves to be acknowledged because, let's face it; it's flat-out, undeniably true when it comes to relationships.
