The phrase "acknowledges that though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a concession or a contrasting point in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The report acknowledges that though the project faced several challenges, it ultimately achieved its goals."
Alternatives: "recognizes that although" or "admits that even though".
Yet he acknowledges that, though "the [Turkish] ship is steady, the seas are choppy, a storm might erupt at any time".Such worries are widely shared.
Chloe L acknowledges that though her parents initially encouraged her to take up dancing, the decision to continue was based on her love for the art form.
To say "I'll inbox you" implicitly acknowledges that though the message will arrive in your inbox, you will never actually read it.
Acknowledging that year, though, brings added scrutiny from admissions officers.
Mr. Messemer also acknowledged that, though Dr. Lee had clearly disclosed the contacts, he was never subsequently questioned about them.
In a recent post he acknowledged that though he once "flirted with the dark side," there was no place for the rhetoric of deterrence within Appleseed.
But he acknowledged that though it had been proved experimentally, his self-assembling plastic photonic crystal project was still a long way from reality.
And even Mr. Painter acknowledged that though most of the dealers that his site works with have managed to hold their profit margins steady, dealers in some markets became so incredibly competitive that their business would not be sustainable over the long run.
The pioneering critic Ellen Sander acknowledged that though the line-up was stellar, the performances were "the least significant events of what happened over the Woodstock weekend".
US President Barack Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged that, though they share a common desire to end the violence in Syria, they have a different stance on how to approach the conflict.
Bell doesn't seem to acknowledge that, though.
