The phrase "acknowledged the ultimate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone recognizes or accepts a final or most important aspect of a situation or argument.
Example: "In his speech, he acknowledged the ultimate truth of the matter, emphasizing the need for change."
Alternatives: "recognized the final" or "accepted the supreme".
Acknowledging the ultimate need for a screening test that can predict future onset of DSP, we first sought to determine the performance of CCM parameters in identifying the presence or absence of DSP.
Power, it is universally acknowledged, is the ultimate aphrodisiac, but a moment of abandon can see it lost for good.
Mr. Incandela acknowledged that the ultimate success of ArtBabble will depend, at least partly, on what other institutions the Indianapolis museum persuades to join.
His early medical career enabled him to bring a clinician's point of view to his research, acknowledging that the ultimate aim of age research must be the interpretation of the ageing process to the human subject.
We acknowledge that the ultimate mechanisms through which HIV/HCV infections influence the FASN release cannot by addressed by our study but HIV/HCV-induced changes on AMPK function might play a pivotal role.
The transportation authority has acknowledged the project is over budget, but its planners say the ultimate cost for this phase will be around $4.45 billion.
Subjective and psychosexual well-being in breast cancer patients should be further investigated with the ultimate goal of acknowledging the impact of breast cancer therapy, and to develop interventions to minimise side effects.
Obama promised to get to the bottom of the matter, but both he and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton acknowledged their ultimate responsibility in the situation.
Of course, he also had to acknowledge the Spectre and Meltdown chip vulnerabilities revealed earlier this month in perhaps the ultimate good news-bad news moment.
