The phrase "acknowledged ever" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when to use it, as it lacks context and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "Your contributions have been acknowledged ever since the project began."
Alternatives: "always recognized" or "consistently acknowledged."
Only 20 of us, or 4percentt, acknowledged ever having used drugs, including marijuana.
The changes are due to come into force in January will save £2.5bn a year, and the cliff-edge effect has been acknowledged ever since the announcement was made in October 2010.
But in an interview with The New York Times this month, she acknowledged, ever so obliquely, that her first four years working for the Bush administration were not her best.
These analyses were restricted to those care recipients who acknowledged ever having experienced symptoms of depression.
Of the 90 respondents who ever used BZD, only 25% said that their initial use began with a prescription; 84% of them acknowledged ever using BZD without a prescription (misuse) (some of them started BZD use with a prescription, but used it later without a prescription).
"This was such a shock," he added, acknowledging, "ever since 1976, we've been aggressively growing through acquisitions".
You cannot come to terms with a national history that the nation refuses to acknowledge ever happened.
At first nobody acknowledges ever having heard of Ruby, although a strangely knowing man named Sherman Blackstone Graham Greenee) keeps materializing at Kanin's side with portentous pronouncements.
Politicians are often so afraid of being labeled elitist, a swear word to them, that they barely acknowledge ever having opened a book.
Now, many politicians are reluctant to acknowledge ever having so much as opened a book, for fear of being called elitist, as damning a word as exists in the current political lexicon.
No technology, Colonel McKean acknowledged, will ever be able to flawlessly pick out friend from foe, much less civilian from combatant.
