The phrase "also be acknowledged that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize that something should be recognized or accepted in addition to what has already been stated.
Example: "It should also be acknowledged that the project faced several unforeseen challenges that impacted its timeline."
Alternatives: "should also be recognized that" or "must also be noted that".
It should also be acknowledged that in 1998, when the William Hill prize celebrated its 10th birthday and was arguably at its zenith, the most popular book on Sportpages' shelves was Guvnors: The Autobiography of a Football Hooligan Gang Leader.
It should also be acknowledged that nobody was going berserk at the time.
And while much of this must be attributed to race, it must also be acknowledged that Obama's middle-class message dovetailed with black voters' wider interests.
Finally, it should also be acknowledged that only one reviewer carried out the review of studies.
It should also be acknowledged that the measures we used are indicative rather than exhaustive in their respective domains.
It should also be acknowledged that the understanding of TrP remains incomplete and further studies will be needed to clarify underlying mechanisms as well as clinical manifestations.
It should also be acknowledged that the destruction of the tripronuclear zygotes in this research is not morally problematic in the way that the destruction of human embryos in other forms of research is often claimed to be.
However, it must also be acknowledged that differences among seed lots are more likely to become apparent at a later age and become more marked as the trees mature.
But it should also be acknowledged that if you review our history, the calculus appears essentially right.
Having established the West's culpability for a major part of the Arab's current mess, it must also be acknowledged that the Arabs are not blameless.
But, it must also be acknowledged that millions of Muslims around the world successfully marry their religious values with Western culture.
