The phrase "acknowledged in all" is not standard and may be unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express that something is recognized or accepted universally, but it may require additional context for clarity.
Example: "The contributions of the volunteers were acknowledged in all discussions about the project."
Alternatives: "recognized by everyone" or "accepted universally".
The Law Commission, for example, has 19 reports awaiting implementation.The need to improve the legislative process is widely acknowledged in all political parties.
* The committee should inter alia ensure that all sources of funding for any research carried out in the university's name is acknowledged in all publications.
We request that the Confocal and Specialized Microscopy Shared Resource and its funding (NIH #P30 CA013696) be acknowledged in all publications that use our instruments, software, and/or expertise.
The debts need to be acknowledged in all their awfulness, and written off.The government has persistently shied away from that although it is wrong to accuse it of doing nothing at all.
Cartwright's early contribution to the field is now acknowledged in all histories of the subject, but was largely overlooked for almost 20 years.
And once anger is acknowledged in all its forms (hidden and overt), and anger management tools are in place, you are ready to walk away.
Last Friday evening, for instance, Picks Insider had yet to acknowledge in all sections of the app Denver's victory the previous night over the New York Jets.
That was acknowledged in the all-league voting, which elected Borisoff and Stefan as co-most valuable players while tabbing an overall total of seven members of the Spartans that ran the table in league at 8-0 and finished 23-9, one win shy of the CIF Southern Section Division III title.
Although caveats must be acknowledged, in many ways all that is now left to do is to ask the interesting question.
Max didn't want to admit it to himself, but some part of him acknowledged that in all likelihood he'd left the bay and was now in the open sea.
Clinton acknowledged that in all likelihood such covert operations were illegal but insisted that they were necessary.
