The phrase "acknowledge among" is not standard in written English and may lead to confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express recognition or acceptance within a group, but it is better to clarify the intended meaning.
Example: "We should acknowledge among our peers the contributions made by each member."
Alternatives: "recognize within" or "accept among".
Each November, Americans push tables together, gathering friends and families around them to acknowledge, among other gifts, the essential American blessings -- material abundance and the ability to enjoy the product of "our own labor and care".
It is one of the little secrets that sportswriters often acknowledge among ourselves: After covering high school coaches and athletes up close, roaming the sideline to track first downs, interviewing players outside yellow school buses, chronicling the emotions and the hopes, we often discover the World Series and the Super Bowl to be impersonal anticlimaxes.
Doctors will acknowledge among themselves that experimental treatments sometimes make things worse for patients.
Dealing with her own loss has moved Sandberg to acknowledge, among other things, that the version of feminism she wrote about in her best-selling book was incomplete.
In 1827 Schubert acknowledged, among other works, "three operas, a Mass and a symphony".
Fellow GP and spokesperson for Medstars, Noreen Hashmi, says it is acknowledged among doctors that volunteering benefits physical and mental wellbeing.
In their remarks, Rawlings and Ritter acknowledged, among others, former Arts and Sciences Dean Peter LePage and President Emeritus David Skorton for their commitment to the project and to the humanities.
Megan Fox duckfaced for a Motorola Super Bowl ad and is widely acknowledged among anti-duckfacers as the only person alive who looks good making a duckface.
Chris Webber, Shaquille O'Neal, Dirk Nowitzki, Tim Duncan and Kevin Garnett -- acknowledged among the top 10 players in the game -- play for teams that are on pace to win between 50 and 62 games.
But the urgency for Mr. Perry to elevate his candidacy is openly acknowledged among his aides, some of whom urged him to bring aboard people with deeper experience in presidential politics.
Frustration with Mr Kerry's incoherence on the issue is now openly acknowledged among his colleagues in the Senate, who say it is time for him to take a stand.
