The phrase "acknowledged the effects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition or acceptance of the consequences or impacts of a particular situation or action.
Example: "The researchers acknowledged the effects of climate change on local ecosystems in their study."
Alternatives: "recognized the impacts" or "admitted the consequences."
Davide Grasso, vice president for global brand marketing at Nike, who has worked for the company since 1993, acknowledged the effects of what he called "a great time of change".
An intervention targeting environmental factors would likely fail in a community that held strong faith in personal behaviors, but might do better in a neighborhood that acknowledged the effects of environmental factors on health.
Michael G. Spinozzi, the senior vice president and chief marketing officer at the Borders Group, the big record and book retailer, acknowledged the effect the big discount retailers were having.
The Fed changed its wording slightly on prospects for growth and acknowledged the effect of lower prices and tame inflation.
Mr Olver said he acknowledged the effect of the job cuts in Brough but said the company had to respond to the changing demands of its customers.
Celtic manager Ronny Deila acknowledged the effect of Pascali's dismissal as looked forward to the midweek League Cup home match against Partick Thistle.
During the interview, they often acknowledged the effect of those abstract values and moral principles such as maintaining a good reputation, being trustworthy, just, and honest, on their business outcomes.
George Conway, on the other hand, acknowledged the effect that Trump's tweets could have. .
On the other hand, socially facilitated feeding behaviors and the use of public information for making foraging decisions have stimulated extensive research efforts, which have acknowledged the effect on individual benefits [45] [48].
Both procedures acknowledged the effect of "health care quality" and the presence of "unmet medical need" on health care satisfaction.
I wonder when this country will meaningfully acknowledge the effects our legacy of racial oppression has had on African-Americans and, consequently, on all of us.
