The phrase "acknowledging increased" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing recognition or acceptance of a rise or growth in a particular context, such as data, trends, or issues.
Example: "The report focuses on acknowledging increased levels of pollution in urban areas."
Alternatives: "recognizing heightened" or "accepting greater".
Acknowledging increased anxiety among Americans at the losses in Iraq, the officials said Mr. Bush would spend much of September speaking publicly about the importance of defeating the insurgents and nursing Iraq to stability.
CNN responded by backing its work, pointing to a TSA statement "acknowledging increased call-outs after we published" and saying the spokesman and Trump "may not like the truth but that won't stop us from reporting".
"TSA itself put out a statement acknowledging increased call-outs after we published.
But as Pickett acknowledges, increased leisure, like increased equality, will necessitate a huge cultural shift and require an ambitious approach to education of both adults and children alike.
As ITV acknowledges, increased viewing of the company's digital channels has been offsetting the slow decline of ITV1 audiences since 2006.
The committee said: "The likelihood of causing offence was, we acknowledge, increased by the news agenda on the day of broadcast.
Since then, the United States and European nations have toughened economic sanctions on Iran, American intelligence operatives have acknowledged increased surveillance of what are said to be Iran's nuclear sites and Iran captured an American spy drone.
They did acknowledge increased mortality when the 25(OH D < 15 ng/ml.
Although 38.2% acknowledged increased risk post-menopause, only 8.8% were aware that OC diagnoses are highest in women over 65 years.
On follow up 3 6 months later, 55% of physicians acknowledged increased use of these resources, although actual use was not measured.
In the first 5 to 8 weeks after the September 11 terrorist attacks nearly 25% of the Manhattan residents acknowledged increased alcohol use, 9.7% increased cigarette smoking, and 3.2% increased marijuana consumption [ 22].
