The phrase "a strong acknowledgment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance or significance of recognizing or accepting something, such as an achievement or a contribution.
Example: "The committee issued a strong acknowledgment of the volunteers' efforts during the crisis."
Alternatives: "a firm recognition" or "a significant acceptance".
Some Catalans will advocate independence regardless, but for most a greater emphasis on federalism and a stronger acknowledgment of their linguistic identity would do a lot to assuage separatist yearnings.
There was strong acknowledgment that investments in human genetics are helping to develop tools, whereas resources and investments in agriculture are particularly guiding understanding of genetic architecture, selection, and inheritance.
UNICEF: "Strong acknowledgment of young people's decisive role" MANOKWARI, Indonesia 24 June 2013 – UNICEF Indonesia welcomes the decision by the provincial Government of West Papua to strategically invest in its young population by developing a comprehensive youth policy – the first of its kind in Indonesia.
This begins with a strong understanding and acknowledgment of the specific service delivery context and includes plans for transfer of activities to local partners, whenever possible.
Britain has so far offered the strongest acknowledgment that Europe is increasingly under threat of North Korea's refusal to stop its nuclear and missile tests, as well.
Speaking just hours after the latest bomb attack in Israel, Secretary Powell made his strongest acknowledgment yet that the administration had abandoned its brief springtime effort to jumpstart political talks while working to provide economic assistance to Palestinians and crack down on terrorism.
That remains to be seen, but it's the strongest acknowledgment to come from the financial sector yet.
Sexual harassment incidents need acknowledgment, a strong sense of community in the workplace and an outlet for people to discuss boundaries freely.
The data from it suggests a strong correlation between loyalty and acknowledgment.
