The phrase "along acknowledge" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate ideas, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I would like to acknowledge, along with my colleagues, the hard work of our team."
Alternatives: "together with" or "in addition to".
But CBS had all along acknowledged that Mr. Davies had also been interviewed by the F.B.I.
That's one reason that when a film comes along that acknowledges the passions millions of us harbor about favorite works of popular art, it can strike a deep chord of recognition.
However, every once in a while a show, artist or gallerist comes along that acknowledges the difficulty of portraying this aesthetic in a traditional art setting and rises to the challenge.
But the meetings with the mayor broke down in April, after what should have been obvious all along was acknowledged: that the police disciplinary process is detailed in the city charter and any change must be voted on by the public.
With God the Father, we acknowledge (along with the Beloved Disciple) that only Jesus has revealed him to us, and if we've seen Jesus, we've seen everything the Father is.
For the most part they get along well, although both acknowledge that the relationship has its bumps, generally involving Mr. Cintron's activities.
They are suggesting, though, that genes assist in deciding which opinions an individual will find it most attractive to cleave to.Unlike the social determinists of old, however, who frequently refused to concede even the possibility of genetic influence on behaviour, the new generation of genetic political scientists are perfectly happy to acknowledge nurture along with nature.
Along these lines, we acknowledge that, several, if not all, of the identified signals in our study might be false positives [ 50, 51].
(As someone who once bought two tickets on a discount airline from London to Dublin for the advertised price of £1 each, then ended up paying hundreds of dollars for the privilege of bringing along two heavy suitcases, I acknowledge having a sore spot on this issue).
Those of us at the premiere who, weary but exalted, followed the choir out of the church into the dawn, have known all along what has been acknowledged on every side since Tavener's death: that The Veil is his masterpiece, an icon of all that he sought through all his life to achieve.
