The phrase "acknowledged that support" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition or acceptance of assistance or backing from someone or something.
Example: "The committee acknowledged that support from the community was crucial for the success of the project."
Alternatives: "recognized the support" or "accepted the assistance".
Mr. Zadran acknowledged that support for his rule was not unanimous.
Ahmad Zainuddin, a lawmaker with the Prosperous Justice Party and one of its founders, acknowledged that support for his party had fallen considerably in the election.
In fact, if Armstrong wanted to be honest with the students (and himself), he would have acknowledged that support for "a holistic perspective" that includes all stakeholders means support for hearing all opinions, not just the ones that he approves of.
Only one GP acknowledged that support services could actually help to motivate patients.
Participants acknowledged that support staff involvement is necessary to successful implementation: "critical to having it happen is…support staff who want to make it happen".
Regularly acknowledging that support, and expressing gratitude for it, helps condition the heart and mind for life-altering contentment.
Though both sides said the endorsement did not involve any quid pro quo or guarantee that Mr. Schumer would endorse Mr. Bloomberg in his bid for re-election next year, they acknowledged that supporting a popular Democrat would not hurt the mayor's re-election prospects.
Vonn and Riesch acknowledge that support and perspective are crucial when the pressure to win can feel overwhelming.
Even the campaigning group Republic acknowledges that support for abolition is consistently around just 20 per cent, and although a fair number of Britons are non-religious, few surveys show that more than 10 per cent identify as atheists.
Even Mr. Tellier of Canadian National acknowledges that support is growing for Canada's House of Commons to use a coming revision of the Canadian Transportation Act to give federal officials new powers to review mergers.
He acknowledges that support staff are not medically trained and therefore rely on the advice, guidance and specialist knowledge of GPs and consultants to decide upon the severity of the illness and the appropriate medical attention.
