The phrase "acknowledged to avoid" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could potentially be used in a context where one is discussing the need to recognize something in order to prevent an issue or misunderstanding.
Example: "The committee acknowledged to avoid any further confusion regarding the new policy changes."
Alternatives: "recognized to prevent" or "admitted to avert".
Both sides have acknowledged the need to avoid the fiscal cliff — the tax increases and spending cuts that will take effect starting in January if Congress does not act and that will total nearly $700 billion next year alone.
The Australian prime minister said the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, has previously acknowledged the need to avoid falling into "the Thucydides Trap, which is... essentially where a rising power creates anxiety among other powers such that conflict occurs".
This guarantees that the national debt will keep rising, to some 97% of GDP by 2021, when interest alone will consume about 4% of national income.In his speech, Mr Obama acknowledged the need to avoid being buried under a "mountain of debt" by tackling the deficit.
That means, the acquired expertise of trainees and students needs to be fairly assessed and limitations need to be acknowledged in order to avoid later severe problems, e.g., with respect to the reproducibility of the results.
Most importantly, they readily acknowledge those shortfalls to avoid the appearance of trying to hide them.
Motivated Blindness: Failure to acknowledge unethical behavior to avoid consequential self-harm.
It has acknowledged that its rules to avoid civilian casualties are looser in Syria than those for drone strikes elsewhere.
This is important and must be acknowledged if we are to avoid future outbreaks of social unrest.
When the so-called surge of troops ended, returning the American force level to its pre-increase total of 68,000, he never acknowledged the moment, perhaps to avoid reminding Americans that so many American troops remained, or to avoid reminding the Taliban that even those troops will soon be gone.
But some of the nations did not want to force a decision that many others opposed, and others acknowledged that they chose to avoid taking sides.
