The phrase "acknowledged the need to develop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition of a requirement for growth or improvement in a particular area or project.
Example: "The committee acknowledged the need to develop a more efficient strategy for resource allocation."
Alternatives: "recognized the necessity to create" or "admitted the requirement to enhance".
Mr. Seré, of the livestock research institute, acknowledged the need to develop a form of livestock production between factory and family farming that would ease poverty without depleting natural resources or hurting the climate.
Wolf E. Regener, the chief executive of BNK Petroleum, a U.S. company that is testing the viability of producing shale gas in Poland and Germany, acknowledged the need to develop ways of recycling more fresh water by using more environmentally friendly chemicals and additives.
The working group acknowledged the need to develop guidelines to integrating risk assessments into strategic planning that were addressed further by Work Stream 3. Once risk assessments are available, their uptake and use requires effective communication and dissemination to leverage the results and ensure that risk information is useful, usable, and used (Aitsi-Selmi et al. 2015).
At the international level, researchers, political decision-makers and organisations acknowledge the need to develop methods for using evidence in resource allocation which are efficient and seen as fair by the public [ 6- 9].
Mr. Ergen has acknowledged the need to evolve.
Estyn's chief inspector Ann Keane acknowledges that it has raised awareness of the need to develop transferable skills she describes as "vital for the education and future careers of young people".
It has also rendered the separation of sports and politics a fiction and focused attention on the need to develop systems that acknowledge the relationship but eliminate conflict of interest and ensure that it is not abused for partisan political interests on an individual, national, regional and international scale.
This has been acknowledged by Tang et al [ 6], who suggest the need to develop a shorter version of the questionnaire.
They have acknowledged the need for continuous appraisal of rapidly advancing imaging technology and are aware of the need to develop functional imaging to provide surrogate end points for 'novel' therapies.
The Swedish government has acknowledged the need to improve the existing, and develop new parental support programs.
First, at the UN Climate Summit, leaders of the developing world acknowledged the need to adopt green technologies, smart grids, and more efficient energy and production systems to reduce global emissions.
