The phrase "despite the acknowledgement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something occurs or is true regardless of the recognition or acceptance of a particular fact or situation.
Example: "Despite the acknowledgement of the challenges, the team remained optimistic about the project's success."
Alternatives: "in spite of the recognition" or "regardless of the acceptance".
d) Despite the acknowledgement that the paper had got some things wrong David Elstein asserts that the Siobhain Butterworth column compounded the original errors.
This despite the acknowledgement that dolphins "are also known as the rapists of the sea - and have even molested human beings".
Qatar still believes that it will stage the tournament in the summer months despite the acknowledgement that stadium cooling technology is nowhere near the level of sophistication required.
Despite the acknowledgement of his death, various Iranian politicians have expressed different and contradictory remarks about Beheshti's case, including one MP who insinuated (to the outrage of Iran's online community) that he might have been killed by his fellow prisoners.
Despite the acknowledgement of its importance, a granular view of how stromal composition changes during the course of PDAC progression remains largely unknown.
comm).. Despite the acknowledgement of persistent livestock losses to wild predators, there has been very little information about how livestock herding practice is related to livestock depredation by wild predators.
Despite of the acknowledgement of the former advantages, the lack of mechanistic understanding on how they influence the process performance of the ion-exchange refolding reactor, limits the ability to exploit them in order to optimize the performance of the unit.
But despite the obligatory acknowledgement that "art people talk bollocks sometimes", his approach remains relentlessly conventional.
Despite the strong acknowledgement of corporate conflicts of interest in that UN treaty, rich countries have argued strongly against any measure to limit corporate involvement in the implementation of the Paris agreement.
Despite the growing acknowledgement that mixed methods can be useful to better understand complex organizational cultures, there are few examples of studies, which demonstrate how organizational culture studies combine quantitative and qualitative methods in a single study within the child welfare setting.
There has been an absolute requirement for detergent to solubilize GPCRs despite the universal acknowledgement that exposing GPCRs to detergent perturbs and destabilizes the receptor.
