The phrase "acknowledged to include" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been recognized or accepted as part of a larger group or category.
Example: "The report acknowledged to include various factors that contribute to climate change."
Alternatives: "recognized as encompassing" or "accepted to comprise".
Certain lesions are widely acknowledged to have significant premalignant potential, including atypical ductal hyperplasia (ADH) and atypical lobular hyperplasia, and their more advanced counterparts ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) and lobular carcinoma in situ, respectively [ 4].
On the other hand, as he said, "in the last three years more information has been exchanged than in all the history of the human race," so his work resonates with complexity, in the manner of Matthew Barney, a fellow myth-making artist who also acknowledges a desire "to include everything".
The "boringness" of local government meetings at times made it challenging to compose a show around them, she acknowledged, but "we have to include it because that's one of the obstacles to participation".
Positive Communication C1: Within respecting others ideas you may want to include acknowledging whether ideas were offered at all.
Claudio Salerno, the Venezuelan climate envoy, acknowledged that she accidentally forgot to include a section on "intergenerational equity" – looking after our children and grandchildren – in the latest draft of the agreement.
In closing, we must acknowledge that expanding cognitive batteries to include an extra memory test has some disadvantages.
Grants related to FAS research are gratefully acknowledged and include funding from the March of Dimes (Grant # 6-FY04-70), the South African National Research Foundation and the NHLS Research Trust.
Also, Royals outfielder Jos?uill?said he dropped 10 to 15. Pitchers who have acknowledged downsizing include the Tigers' Nate Robertson and Dontrelle Willis and the Giants' Matt Cain.
I don't need to hear the syllable "gay" spoken out loud to feel acknowledged and included.
