The phrase "acknowledged that the development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone recognizing or accepting the progress or changes that have occurred in a particular context.
Example: "The committee acknowledged that the development of new technologies is crucial for our future success."
Alternatives: "recognized that the development" or "accepted that the development".
It is acknowledged that the development of multifunctional landscapes can meet the economic, social and ecological needs with minimal living space.
D'Antoni acknowledged that the development of Gallinari, the team's first-round draft pick in 2008, was probably woven into any team success.
It is universally acknowledged that the development of high-efficiency Pt-free electrocatalysts for hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) is a challenging and demanding task nowadays.
Pennington, 26, acknowledged that the development that began during the team's off-season workouts, when he took all the snaps while Testaverde recovered from foot surgery, had finally resulted in his blossoming into a self-assured, capable quarterback.
It is widely acknowledged that the development of language skills plays a key role in child development (e.g. Cohen 2006; Stevenson et al. 1985; Tomblin et al. 2000; Weinert 2006).
It is acknowledged that the development of biosimilar guidelines is ongoing in many countries and that changes are thus likely.
Regulators acknowledge that the development of medicinal products is evolving in terms of conduct and focus.
We acknowledge that the development of a gold standard transition service would require considerable negotiation, planning, support and finance, and that some commissioners and clinicians may have reservations about committing to additional investments in healthcare.
Still, it is acknowledged that the ecological development of each rehabilitation block may be mutually exclusive (i.e., ongoing rehabilitation trajectories for certain sites may differ from others) due to their discontinuous rehabilitation histories.
Jason Mathis, executive director of Salt Lake City's Downtown Alliance, a business development group, acknowledged that the church-backed development had drawn a spectrum of opinions.
Mr. Smith acknowledged that the new software development trends present challenges.
