The phrase "acknowledges inherent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition of fundamental qualities or characteristics of a subject.
Example: "The report acknowledges inherent biases in the data collection process that may affect the results."
Alternatives: "recognizes intrinsic" or "accepts fundamental".
The films could be produced with long-range crystallographic and chemical order in the alloy, thus overcoming the widely acknowledged inherent proclivity of the glass forming Ni Zr couple towards amorphization.
Another reason, we hope, is that American society is simply becoming less tolerant of extinguishing the precious spark of life, acknowledging inherent human dignity even in those who failed to honor it in others.
But Clinton aides also acknowledge inherent barriers to generating the kind of windfall that powered Obama's campaigns and ultimately became a central part of Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders' underdog effort against Clinton in the Democratic primary.
This paradox may be explained by the fact that C/P directors acknowledged inherent barriers to training in these areas.
So "zero waste" acknowledges the inherent value of discarded materials as valuable resources.
Article 51 acknowledges the "inherent right" of self-defense against an attack.
You could call Breach's work documentary theatre – but it always acknowledges its inherent unreliability.
Recognition rewards performance and achievement what you accomplish as a worker whereas appreciation acknowledges your inherent worth as a person, he says.
Furthermore, Cities: 10 Linesserves as an additional initiative to develop a stronger urban culture that is more attuned to a post-industrial condition and acknowledges its inherent potential for unprecedented forms of urbanity.
True or not, it acknowledges the inherent human sense that each language, developed over a certain time and geography, is a revelation of what we call "a sense of place".
