The phrase "a general acknowledgment of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad recognition or acceptance of a particular idea, fact, or situation.
Example: "The report includes a general acknowledgment of the challenges faced by the community during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "a broad recognition of" or "a widespread acceptance of".
The food movement has not yet reached its 1964; there's isn't even a general acknowledgment of a problem in need of fixing.
There was limited consideration of the impact of socio-economic status on the effectiveness of brief alcohol intervention in the majority of the included reviews, with a general acknowledgment of the lack of evidence for disadvantaged populations in those that did (Littlejohn, 2006; Gordon et al., 2007; Jackson et al., 2010).
As often as the family members have risen to their feet for the clothes, their rite is probably just as frequently a more general acknowledgment of Mr. Lauren's accomplishments in world fashion.
Historically, there has been a general acknowledgment that a BMI cutoff point lower than 25 kg/m would increase the likelihood of identifying diabetes or diabetes risk in Asians.
Last year's Oscars was deservedly mired in self-recrimination in regards to the Academy's approach to diversity and general acknowledgment of the world around them it was a definitive and very public turning point that practically required visibly changing attitudes in years to follow.
Last year's Oscars was deservedly mired in self-recrimination in regards to the Academy's approach to diversity and general acknowledgment of the world around them it was a definitive and very public turning point that practically required visibly changing attitudes in years to follow.
Duo has benefitted from the general acknowledgment by organizations of all stripes that "cybersecurity has become the biggest geopolitical problem of our time,"as Duo CEO Dug Song puts it.
There appears to be a general social acknowledgment and/or acceptance of children with disabilities in the general population.
