The phrase "acknowledged that she will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has recognized or accepted a future action or commitment.
Example: "She acknowledged that she will take responsibility for the project moving forward."
Alternatives: "recognized that she will" or "admitted that she will".
Ms. Palin's aides have acknowledged that she will need a more disciplined operation if she pursues the presidency.
With so much riding on the three shows it is introducing tonight, Ms. Lyne acknowledged that she will be "biting my nails" tomorrow morning, waiting for the first ratings results.
Although government officials have acknowledged that she will have completed her sentence on 13 November, the decision to free her will be ultimately made by the country's top general Than Shwe, who could come up with any number of excuses to keep Ms Suu Kyi, 65, behind bars.
He ordered a blood alcohol level as well because the husband acknowledged that she'd had a drink.
In a speech to her supporters on Friday night, Democrat Stacey Abrams acknowledged that she'd lost the Georgia governor's race to Republican Brian Kemp. .
Ms. Rogers's friends acknowledge that she will face something of a learning curve.
We just want to inspire you!" Wittenberg acknowledges that she will never be able to replace Lebow, the flamboyant leader who put Road Runners and the marathon on the map.
At the time, she refused to acknowledge that she'd lost the party's nomination and insisted that her next steps would be shaped, at least in part, by what her supporters -- whom she claimed were the 18 million people who voted for her in the primary whose voices should be heard -- wanted her to do.
But, he acknowledged, "that will be the difficult element in any such resolution".
The utility acknowledged that will aggravate wear on the tubes, located inside steam generators.
She also acknowledged that she does not know what will happen next.
