The phrase "as acknowledge" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing and should likely be "as acknowledged."
Example: "The results of the study were, as acknowledged, significant in understanding the issue."
Alternatives: "as recognized" or "as noted."
It is one of the paradoxes of culture that museums confer as much as acknowledge beauty.
Partly for that reason, Sanders did not so much as acknowledge Clinton's presumed triumph, let alone deliver the concession that usually accompanies victory for a rival.
Mark McGwire and Barry Bonds were only symptoms of an insidious culture, and "the collective failure," as Mitchell wrote, by the industry to so much as acknowledge it.
In her concession speech, Mrs. Clinton had her husband, the most tangible totem of her experience, standing right beside her, yet she didn't mention him or so much as acknowledge him.
Gillett's unexpected decision to speak out, having refused for months to so much as acknowledge an interview request, came three weeks after Hicks broke off all contact with DIC, having ended talks in Dubai over the prospective sale of Gillett's stake, which had promised to deliver Gillett a £40m profit.
Mr. Cheney, who visited a center for the elderly here to deliver a speech on Medicare reform, did not so much as acknowledge Mr. Nielsen's presence during the event, making no mention of him in his remarks and not shaking his hand.
The deerstalker as acknowledged prop.
Isaac Mizrahi as much as acknowledged this reality with a show called IM Xerox.
The technology to be employed presents several serious risks, as acknowledged by BP.
I talk about negotiation and consent with practical suggestions (as well as acknowledging the barriers).
As acknowledged by Mr. Bush, current carbon dioxide scrubbers are too expensive.
