The phrase "as this acknowledges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being recognized or accepted in the context of a discussion or argument.
Example: "The report is comprehensive, as this acknowledges the various factors influencing the outcome."
Alternatives: "as this recognizes" or "as this accepts".
Thus, the proposed change would be to place the other domains within the macro health system (see Figure 4), as this acknowledges the critical influence the health system environment has on the other domains.
Third, the use of a cumulative social risk score, such as this, acknowledges that social risk factors tend to co-occur and also makes the implicit assumption that each form of social risk factor carries the same level of risk on cancer mortality.
The interviews lasted between 30 and 60 minutes and were semi-structured as this acknowledged the methodological preference for "gentle guidance" rather than "firm control" [ 22].
As much as acknowledging this reality sucks, it would be just as crazy to overlook the few men I've met who are comfortable enough in their manhood to date a transgender person.
Isaac Mizrahi as much as acknowledged this reality with a show called IM Xerox.
More than two decades later, as this award acknowledges, her influence remains.
Pescosolido's (1991) NEM was used to guide the research as this model acknowledges the interdependency and social context that exists between individuals and interactions with care providers and the health care system (refer to introduction).
But he has good reason to complain about this atrocity — as was acknowledged when the top U.S. general in Afghanistan offered a formal apology.
It is just the incessant demonisation directed at the poor by those who benefit from their caring labour that makes it difficult, in a public forum such as this, to acknowledge it.
That is why the reality (a graphical presentation of which can be seen at places such as this), though acknowledged by virtually all climatologists, is rejected, just disbelieved, by much of the public.
Even so, as Penniman acknowledges, this is more than a matter of reversing one bad decision, or seven of them.
