The phrase "also acknowledged that while" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement that recognizes a condition or situation alongside another point being made.
Example: "The committee also acknowledged that while the project had its challenges, it ultimately achieved its goals."
Alternatives: "also recognized that although" or "also noted that while".
He also acknowledged that while customers can order Velveeta, feta and provolone cheeses, they still, oddly, cannot order brie.
Mr. Bennett also acknowledged that while the state had outperformed other large states in pushing achievement among Hispanic and black students, white students either trailed their peers in the rest of the country or were just at the national average.
However, it also acknowledged that, while doctors agree about the negative effects of alcohol abuse during pregnancy, there is no evidence to prove that occasional drinking is hazardous to unborn babies.
Dr. Lee also acknowledged that while his study found no average effect of stimulant medication on future substance abuse, that net of zero could have resulted from the counterbalance of two groups: children who were deterred from later abuse (because they felt no need to self-medicate) and children whose use of stimulant medication desensitized them to other mind-altering substances.
He also acknowledged that while the company put a lot of effort into getting Stash going two years ago, Bitbucket got somewhat lost in those efforts.
It was also acknowledged that while Bryant was running to her car, Till whistled.
"Our conversation was less about possible board concerns than his strong professional desire as a curator to find an artistic way of appropriately commemorating the event," she said in an e-mail, "while also acknowledging that as a European, he may view this differently".
Speaking at police headquarters in Perth on Thursday, Chris Dawson apologised for the police role in carrying out policies that led to the stolen generations, while also acknowledging that "land dispossession, violence, racism, incarceration and deaths in custody have occurred through a history of conflict with Aboriginal people and police".
Adriaan den Ouden called out the variety as the best part of the game, likening it to a buffet table, while also acknowledging that none of the sections were "amazing" on their own and could easily be looked upon poorly.
The author goes on to say that the album and its follow-up are "now revered as two of the great 1960s albums by historians and fans", while also acknowledging that "at the time, though, the Byrds were considered by many to be waning".
The documentary's cleverness is that it resists the roundness of resolution or catharsis, while also acknowledging that Khan and Steve will always remain some kind of asymmetrical unit.
