The phrase "acknowledged in a recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been recognized or accepted in a recent context, such as a report, article, or discussion.
Example: "The findings of the study were acknowledged in a recent publication, highlighting their significance in the field."
Alternatives: "recognized in a recent" or "noted in a recent".
"It's maddening and it's hard," Rhee acknowledged in a recent interview.
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius acknowledged in a recent interview that efforts to help consumers have been uneven.
"Things weren't happening," Mr. Riordan, a Republican who worked to win the convention, acknowledged in a recent interview.
Mr. Hill acknowledged in a recent interview that the approach was a sharp reversal from the first term.
Mr. Dimon acknowledged in a recent letter to shareholders that "unfortunately, we expect we will have more" enforcement actions in "the coming months".
Anand turns 42 on Sunday and is facing the inevitable decline that comes with age, which he acknowledged in a recent interview with The Guardian.
Even the White House agrees, acknowledging in a recent blog post, "The lack of affordable, highly functional batteries has been a particularly high barrier to the widespread adoption of electric vehicles".
But even its staff acknowledges in a recent report that despite fast-rising contributions from taxpayers, the pension fund faces "a significant amount of risk".
Mistakes were made, the government's former top financial overseers acknowledge in a recent piece for The New York Times, but they did ultimately "prevent the collapse of the financial system and avoid another Great Depression".
In Baghdad, Mr. Zebari acknowledged in a news conference that recent tensions over Shiite militia activity in Iraq, which the United States has accused Iran of supporting, have made it difficult for American and Iranian officials to sit down together.
"No on 61" spokeswoman Kathy Fairbanks acknowledged in an interview that recent price hikes on everyday drugs such as the EpiPen and diabetes medication have contributed to the opposition campaign's difficulty getting traction.
