The phrase "acknowledged in the 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 or publication.
Example: "The findings of the study were acknowledged in the recent journal article."
Alternatives: "recognized in the latest" or "noted in the recent".
"This research is going to pose enormous legal and ethical questions," Dr. Koch acknowledged in the recent interview.
So far Mr. Bloomberg has not had an entirely smooth entry into the free-for-all world of New York City politics, which he acknowledged in the recent telephone interview.
The most recent community care statistics, published in December 2013 by the Health & Social Care Information Centre, not only support the view, acknowledged in the recent article on the Guardian Public Leaders Network, of the failure of the personal budget strategy but explain why there can be little prospect of it ever doing so.
For the bi-component cobalt-silicon mixed oxide, it was acknowledged in the recent studies that the preparation method could show an obvious effect on the type and dispersion of cobalt oxide species, and thus on the catalytic performance of the derived catalysts [23 25].
Furthermore, a BP goal higher than 140/90 mmHg was targeted in randomized controlled trials (RCTs) in elderly patients, which is acknowledged in the recent set of guidelines put forth by the European Society of Hypertension (ESH) and European Society of Cardiology ESCC).
This was acknowledged in the recent report of the Australian Maternity Services Review [ 32], which also recognised the importance of provision of services to Indigenous women that accommodate cultural beliefs about childbirth, including in some communities, a preference for 'birthing on country'.
This issue has become increasingly acknowledged in the most recent articles, with a number of authors trying to differentiate "pure" inertia from "appropriate" inaction.Finally, our main conclusion is that it all comes down to appropriateness, with regards to both the various mechanisms of inertia and the patient-centered model of care.
And Wal-Mart's chief financial officer acknowledged in the chain's most recent reporting period that the company might have lost some of the wealthier customers it gained during the recession as those customers returned to higher-price stores.
Similar concerns were echoed by the director of the National Institutes of Health, Francis Collins, who acknowledged in a recent interview that the quest for an Ebola vaccine in the United States had been slowed by a combination of lack of interest from the pharmaceutical industry and domestic budget cuts to basic research.
Dominic Hill, the Traverse's outgoing artistic director (he will take on the same title at the Citizens Theater in Glasgow this fall), acknowledged in a recent conversation that the Traverse occupies a unique position within the Fringe.
Banville has referred to Black as "the rogue," and acknowledged, in a recent interview with The Paris Review, that "there are readers who consider Black a better writer, certainly a better novelist, than Banville, and perhaps they're right".
