The phrase "acknowledged to involve" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or topic that is recognized as having certain elements or factors involved.
Example: "The project was acknowledged to involve significant risks that needed to be addressed before proceeding."
Alternatives: "recognized as including" or "accepted to entail".
Histone modification enrichment profiles found to associate with the developmental expression state are acknowledged to be involved in the developmental regulation of imprinted genes.
Bone morphogenetic proteins (BMPs) belong to the transforming growth factor- β superfamily, which is now acknowledged to be involved in regulating embryonic development and differentiation as well as cellular function [ 6– 8].
Much of the attention has been on "something that is not in the public record" that Stewart acknowledged to Parker: "his father was involved in British overseas intelligence for twenty years, and reached a high rank.
But Weiner dropped that story line on June 6, offering a lengthy public confession at a Manhattan news conference, acknowledging to online activity involving at least six women.
The literature shows that many organizations have, in theory, produced sound policies and procedures that acknowledge the need to involve children in decision making; but little or no change has occurred in practice.
The Government response to the Health Committee Report acknowledged that work needed to involve addressing the continued variability in the quality of dental commissioning [ 3].
Those killings and Mr. Calderón's blunder — he was in Japan at the time and later blamed mistaken information for his error — prompted the government to shift course after three years of its military-led crackdown on drug cartels and acknowledge that it has to involve citizens in the fight and deal with the social breakdown fueling the violence.
There is a need to understand and acknowledge women's reluctance to involve others during childbirth.
The deal is likely to involve Serbia acknowledging Kosovo's independence without formally recognising it, and would pave the way for Kosovo to join the UN and for both countries to join the EU.
But he acknowledged they would involve "significant cost" and need to be balanced against other funding priorities.
