The phrase "acknowledging of course" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when you want to express recognition or acceptance of a point while also indicating that it is understood or obvious.
Example: "I appreciate your feedback, acknowledging of course that it comes from a place of experience."
Alternatives: "recognizing, of course" or "noting, of course".
Acknowledging, of course, that this list includes only those who got caught, here the year's most newsworthy cheaters, liars, and frauds.
It is no accident that there is a heavy overlap between the top performing countries and those that also outperform the United States in terms of educational performance — acknowledging, of course, the mistake it would be to overemphasize any one factor in contributing to something as complex as overall quality of life.
On the other hand, the students are clear that they want to participate and that they want the teachers to evaluate but also to value their comments, acknowledging, of course, at the same time that they cannot be the ones that take the responsibility for the final decision for construction solutions.
Further, it would allow us to consider strengths and limitations of the methodology (acknowledging of course a possible bias towards focusing on the shortcomings of projects).
We recommend producing such a plot for the validation dataset (acknowledging, of course, that in our paradigm the derivation data are supposed to be unavailable).
He acknowledges, of course, that the past century produced two horrific world wars.
Harris acknowledges, of course, that we have arrived "at a critical juncture in the story of weather.
Pain is acknowledged, of course, but only as a temporary stumbling block, a challenge to be overcome.
It's not a state of affairs feminist groups want to acknowledge, of course, as I learned when I first wrote about it two months ago.
Professor Chetty acknowledged, "Of course there are going to be mistakes — teachers who get fired who do not deserve to get fired".
Both Mr. Brown and Mr. Vitter acknowledge, of course, that they will have to wage war with the financial services machine to move the bill forward.
