The phrase "always acknowledge as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of recognizing or accepting something in a specific way or context.
Example: "In our discussions, we should always acknowledge as valid the contributions of all team members."
Alternatives: "always recognize as" or "always accept as".
Rangers need recapitalisation - something Wallace has always acknowledged - as well as the rebalancing of costs that the chief executive has been pursuing.
Editing, translation, libraries, and bibliographic work are all important facets of the MLA, yet aren't always acknowledged as such.
This erudite, but popular radio broadcaster was an inspirational teacher, whom Gill always acknowledged as his greatest influence.
Thus his engagement with Buddhism was always acknowledged as raising questions for and providing insights into Christianity, and, almost incidentally, in relation to his own Anglican/ Episcopalian faith.
"The church has always acknowledged as a perennial norm her Lord's way of acting in choosing the 12 men whom he made the foundations of his church," the Pope said today.
The world has acclimated to the fact that people might go online to find a mate, but there are fewer formal avenues through which to find friends, perhaps because friendship is not always acknowledged as something that people have to go out in search of.
When black Americans wear African garbs, our appreciation is clear: the Motherland is always acknowledged as the source.
Circles in Tompkins Square is half-skate film with heroic physical feats, half-verite film where the camera is always acknowledged as present and in front of people and their actions.
Although they aren't always acknowledged as writers in their own right, editors spend as much time toying with phrases and molding language to fit their will.
And the California protesters acknowledge as much.
