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The phrase "acknowledged rarely" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is infrequently recognized or accepted.
Example: "The contributions of the volunteers were acknowledged rarely, despite their significant impact on the community."
Alternatives: "seldom recognized" or "infrequently acknowledged".
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She is, as the critic Hilton Als noted in the Village Voice in 1990, not an icon, but a presence – "the negro presence in the history of art, rarely acknowledged, rarely felt".
Although some of these limitations are routinely acknowledged, rarely is their use accompanied by careful scrutiny of their weaknesses, let alone by a quantitative assessment of their sensitivity to violations of some stringent assumptions on which they are based.
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Such cold truths are seldom acknowledged and rarely understood by patients and families.
However, these created ecosystems also provide a range of other benefits, or ecosystem services, which are often acknowledged but rarely quantified.
Writing for the Pacific Historical Review, John Wills has also described the burial as an urban legend, calling it "widely acknowledged but rarely substantiated".
This is informally acknowledged, but rarely documented, and it is generally ignored in human resources for health (HRH) planning.
That is the plan, but as those who work for him readily acknowledge, Trump rarely sticks to plans.
Berlin rarely acknowledged them.
But Washington has rarely acknowledged its drone programme in public.
However, for whatever reason, such prejudices are rarely acknowledged.
Cooper also said the sacrifices commuters made were rarely acknowledged.
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