The phrase "also acknowledge that a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express agreement or recognition of a particular point or fact in addition to something else that has been mentioned.
Example: "In our discussion, we should also acknowledge that a significant amount of research supports this theory."
Alternatives: "also recognize that a" or "additionally note that a".
We also acknowledge that a tax increase on the rich, though feasible, could backfire in these tense times.
We also acknowledge that a 40% hemorrhage would not normally be resuscitated using only crystalloids.
The car companies promise that they are building anonymity into the system, but they also acknowledge that a court would likely force them to reveal data.
They also acknowledge that a much publicized 2011 paper in The Lancet, to which the journal had already attached an 'expression of concern,' contains altered figures.
We also acknowledge that a validity argument could have included member checking with previous LAs; however, this would not have been practical given the span of the data and the numbers of subjects.
Once we acknowledge the possibility that learning can underpin natural selection, we also acknowledge that a theory of evolution a theory which seeks to explain change, including adaptive change in a population may also need to be further expanded to encompass oblique transmission.
But let's also acknowledge that an economy that is not-as-bad-as-you-might-think is not necessarily good.
We also acknowledge that an evaluation conducted with an entirely different set of questions could result in different findings.
The authors of this paper also acknowledge that an online clinical care such as this one requires a certain level of literacy and health literacy.
We also acknowledge that an alternative source of utility values has been published [ 37]; however, we think it is important that the model that was reviewed by NICE is published.
