The phrase "almost never acknowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where someone rarely or infrequently recognizes or admits something.
Example: "Despite the evidence presented, the committee members almost never acknowledge the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "hardly ever recognize" or "seldom admit".
A similar dependency lay, almost never acknowledged, behind her social and economic reforms generally.
Moscow almost never acknowledges civil disturbances, and the unexpected announcement seemed to be further evidence that Mr. Gorbachev is determined to follow through on his calls for greater "glasnost," or openness.
A useful thing to remember about the members of this cohort — it is a point almost never acknowledged in histories of decades or of generations — is that they did not create the nineteen-seventies.
But as the conversation about immigration in the UK and elsewhere becomes increasingly toxic, what is almost never acknowledged is that, for many, if the immigration system acted less like a holding pen (once you're in, you can't get out) and more like a revolving door, many more migrants would leave.
We have to provide media outlets with a range of writers, contributors and just ordinary people who come from a broad spectrum of British Muslim society, reflecting not only different ethnicities and schools of thought but also sub-groups separated by class, education and social distinctions, factors almost never acknowledged by the media.
And here's a curious thing: everybody more or less knows all this and yet it is almost never acknowledged.
One of the reasons I trust and believe David Coleman far less than other "reformsters" is that he almost never acknowledges the value of any other thinker in his development of Common Core.
The reality is that while it is almost never acknowledged as such, "incitement" is a two-way street and should not be reduced, as it has been, to a club to be wielded by Israel and the US Congress over the heads of the Palestinian Authority.
Regardless of who you voted for in the last election, for example, you were probably complicit in editing data that didn't suit your preferences and almost certainly never acknowledged to yourself that you did.
