The phrase "acknowledgment that all" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are recognizing or affirming a situation or fact that involves everyone or everything in a particular context.
Example: "The acknowledgment that all team members contributed to the project was essential for fostering a collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "recognition that all" or "acceptance that all".
Not that full-lipped stars are guaranteed to be loudmouths: Ava Gardner was no chatterbox, and Jeanne Moreau's superb sulk, with its downturned corners, was like a worldly, sex-heavy acknowledgment that all men are doomed to disappoint.
The Orioles have had to postpone games in response to the riots over Gray's death, a deep financial hit as well as a profound acknowledgment that all is not well in a city that has often been able to separate its tourist sectors from its rough streets.
In light of President Obama's acknowledgment that all the facts were not known, his comments were premature and biased.
And I found an acknowledgment that all those technologies had been built with a high degree of trust as to how they would be used, and that that trust had been shaken.
But her comment was a telling acknowledgment that all the "public option" proposals now provide a massive funnel from the U.S. Treasury to the insurance conglomerates.
The visual art world's current explorations in dance "all speak to a certain acknowledgment that is unreliable but also real," Mr. Lemon said.
If it all seems like a desperate grab for acknowledgment, that's because it is.
The update time experiment measured the Round-trip Delay (RTD), which encompasses the time interval from the instant of time the Reconfiguration Manager sends the reconfiguration to the nodes until it receives an acknowledgment informing that all nodes completed the execution of the reconfiguration.
It is an acknowledgment that is now long overdue.
Acknowledgment that autism exists is not enough anymore, gentlemen.
President-elect Obama thanked all of us tonight -- his speech was an acknowledgment that we all had hired him with the responsibility to better our world.
