The phrase "acknowledged in both" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been recognized or accepted in two different contexts or documents.
Example: "The findings were acknowledged in both the report and the presentation."
Alternatives: "recognized in both" or "noted in both".
The pernicious effects of a sustained explosion in corporate lobbying on democracy have been acknowledged in both the US and UK in recent years.
Gizara, in particular, takes certain satisfaction, as a female artist in the highly competitive and male dominated world of fine art, in cracking a certain ceiling in getting her work more widely acknowledged in both the creative and commercial marketplace.
Potential sources of support should be clearly acknowledged in both the systematic review and the included studies.
Although forced sex within marriage was acknowledged in both female and male FGDs and interviews, many participants did not interpret this as rape.
The same difficulties are also being increasingly acknowledged in both adolescents and the elderly, where we found incidences of autoimmune diabetes as high as in the youngest age groups (7, 8).
BD relatives' input, in particular, was acknowledged in both the UK National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (NICE) guideline [ 23] and the American Psychological Association APAA) [ 24] guidelines for BD.
It is acknowledged, in a general way, in both the gentle introduction by Roz Chast and in the afterword by Jules Feiffer, that Steig's artistry wasn't virtuosic, but it didn't matter one whit, probably — one gathers from Jeanne's mini-essays — least of all to Bill himself.
Mr. Weldon acknowledged in an interview that both Ali and Mr. Ghorbanifar, who accompanied Ali to a meeting with the congressman, seek the current Iranian government's overthrow.
Mutual distrust runs deep, people on both sides acknowledged in interviews.
As the leaders of both countries acknowledged in their statements, Pope Francis and his envoys had played key roles in healing the breach.
As for "acknowledgement of doctor's fault by court decision," "yes" was allocated to this variable when a mistake in a medical maneuver, error in a physician's judgment, or both, is acknowledged in the decision, and "no" was allocated to this variable in other cases.
