The phrase "acknowledged but also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrasting idea or to emphasize an additional point that complements the acknowledgment.
Example: "The findings of the study were acknowledged but also raised questions about the methodology used."
Alternatives: "recognized yet also" or "accepted but additionally".
But there were also areas of this operation from which the police can learn and it is important that these points are not only acknowledged, but also acted upon".
In true Empire style, the existence of stereotype is acknowledged, but also complicated.
Work, in our research question, is defined by our theoretical/methodological framework of institutional ethnography, wherein not only paid and official work is acknowledged, but also unpaid and unofficial work [ 85].
These results are consistent with the conventional wisdom that experience rating is desirable, not only as an integral component of unemployment-compensation finance, as most studies acknowledge, but also as part and parcel of a virtuous EPL system.
As with the recent "Cymbeline" performed by the six-member Fiasco Theater — also originally at Access Theater — the Bedlam quartet not only acknowledges but also revels in the logistical calisthenics required to juggle so many roles.
(Google's WaveNet did something like this by reconstructing voice sample by sample, which Apple's researchers acknowledge, but also point out isn't really practical).
They will be not only be acknowledging but also enhancing his power," Blumenthal wrote.
Isn't it, as Ross otherwise has repeatedly suggested, finally time to move on, acknowledging, but also accepting the past and forgiving its sins and sinners?
You want the illness acknowledged but you also want to deny it, because it has a bad reputation.
The continuous efforts made by students must be acknowledged, but it is also important to assess their degree of improvement.
She acknowledged this but also worried that the temperature might be too severe.
