The phrase "acknowledged more clearly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity of communication or understanding in a particular context.
Example: "The feedback from the team was acknowledged more clearly after the meeting, leading to better collaboration."
Alternatives: "recognized more distinctly" or "understood more explicitly".
Messrs Evans and Newnham could have acknowledged more clearly than they do how the meanings of theoretical terms vary with author, context and school of thought.
"The conclusions are not fundamentally different," she said, "but, after the consultation, they have acknowledged more clearly what they do know and what they don't know".
The report should also have acknowledged more clearly that economic forecasting has a troubled history, and that predictions of recessions have a particularly poor record.
However, the paper predominantly introduces, rather than tests, these hypotheses and this should be acknowledged more clearly.
Mr. Paulson must also acknowledge, more clearly than he has so far, that he is asking Congress to approve a plan that puts taxpayers at great risk.
My experiences since have made me acknowledge more clearly how the only thing that is determined in this life is that change will come.
The sum of the means was used for the total score assigned to a condition, because the sum of the means tends to acknowledge dissenting views more clearly than does the sum of the medians.
And some amount of that rise in compensation is simply a change in how they are paid rather than how much: some portion of their formerly untaxed income is now more clearly acknowledged and thus taxed.
This is an important role – typically undertaken by a bilingual/bicultural worker, GP or dementia care staff – that needs to be more clearly acknowledged and supported.
Citing the lessons learned from the Michigan spill, the EPA recommended "that the final EIS more clearly acknowledge that in the event of a spill to water, it is possible that large portions of dilbit will sink and that submerged oil significantly changes spill response and impacts.
However, generally we now more clearly acknowledge that we do not necessarily expect complete correspondence between networks identified in this work, and those previously identified using spatial ICA on fMRI data.
