The phrase "also acquiesced" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone has agreed or consented to something, often reluctantly or without protest, in addition to others who have done the same.
Example: "After much discussion, the committee also acquiesced to the proposed changes in the policy."
Alternatives: "also agreed" or "also consented".
Mercedes-Benz also acquiesced after Beijing complained about an Instagram post that quoted the Dalai Lama.
He also acquiesced in the expiry of 12-year-old budget rules that made it difficult to cut taxes or increase spending if it raised the deficit.
Mr. Geithner also acquiesced to Jamie Dimon, the chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, allowing him to remain on the board of the New York Fed even as his bank was suddenly the recipient of very large additional subsidies (the insurance for his acquisition of Bear Stearns).
Russia also acquiesced to the Chinese because the pipeline poses far less of an immediate threat to the business of Gazprom, the Russian gas monopoly, than a westbound pipe would, according to Vitaly Y. Yermakov, research director for Russia and the Caspian for IHS CERA, an energy consulting group.
The Department also acquiesced in efforts by Corinthian, fearful that many students would demand loan forgiveness, to steer students to transfer to other predatory, low-quality for-profit schools.
But they also acquiesce to restrictions that their daughter finds intolerable.
Suggesting the fundamentalists somehow represent Islam, as Maher did, overlooks people like Al Naimi, but also acquiesces to the claims of the repulsive ISIS would-be "Caliph" Baghdadi who wants that to be true.
The crown also grudgingly acquiesced to the decision of the Virginia settlers to continue to direct most of their energies to the growth and exportation of tobacco.
As for the young man's concerns about the favorable publicity that Father Hands has gotten, Mr. Rubin said, "The victim has every right to complain, but the victim also has acquiesced and consented" to a plea agreement with prosecutors.
While this was not the case for some of the women in our study who were not shy about saying "no" when anal penetration was painful, many of the women also simply acquiesced.
Ms. Malcolm too eventually acquiesced.
