The phrase "acknowledged the amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognizing or accepting a specific quantity or value in a discussion or report.
Example: "The committee acknowledged the amount of funding required for the new project."
Alternatives: "recognized the quantity of" or "accepted the total of".
Walsh acknowledges the amount of toil and travel involved in making the deal work, as well as a great need for diplomacy.
The challenge for himself and Dugdale was: "How do we make Scotland the fairest nation on the planet?" Acknowledging the amount of work facing him before the general election, with Labour trailing in the polls compared with a surge in support for the SNP, he said that polls "are there to be proved wrong".
There is a willingness to be a part of the solution at every level of decision-making". The city employee association website states that "hopefully the council and management will take the Espinoza report to heart, acknowledge the amount of damage that has been done, and commit to the rebuilding work that must be done.
You want to establish or continue a warm personal relationship with your benefactor and not make them feel they are just receiving some type of "Dear Friend" form letter. Acknowledge the amount of the gift.
That means the IRA owner should have documentation in writing from the charity acknowledging the amount and date of the contribution.
The pharmacy has acknowledged that the amount of selenium was incorrect.
They also acknowledged that the amount of money frozen has dropped sharply since the first months after Sept. 11.
Although Preston Gralla, the editor of ZD Net's software library, acknowledged that "the amount of Macintosh shareware has been dwindling," the site still has more than 5,000 titles.
He acknowledged that the amount of oil now being captured was close to exceeding the capacity of the BP processing ship that is on site.
