The phrase "acknowledge and help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognizing someone's situation or needs and offering assistance or support.
Example: "In order to foster a supportive environment, we must acknowledge and help those who are struggling."
Alternatives: "recognize and assist" or "validate and support".
As the initiative from Toys RR" Us suggests, efforts to acknowledge and help the disabled are becoming more inclusive of those with intellectual disabilities.
It's good to know this kind of empathic listening approach has found its way into plenty of parenting manuals, such as How to Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk, which explicitly advises parents to put themselves in their children's shoes, and acknowledge and help articulate their feelings.
Senior leaders need to acknowledge and help others understand the situation.
It is the art of getting yourself out of the way so that others can be acknowledged and help accomplish great things in your organization.
But all clinicians have additional opportunities to mitigate psychosocial suffering by providing information, orienting patients to the foreign environment, acknowledging and helping to reduce their anxiety and fears, showing compassion, and establishing trust.
The private sector is significantly impacting the transportation marketplace in part because they are acknowledging and helping shape the changing demands of users.
It is undeniable to say that we have a problem and one that we all own responsibility for both acknowledging and helping to fix.
Whatever the origins of these disparities, it is undeniable to say that we have a problem and one that we all own responsibility for both acknowledging and helping to fix.
"We've got to find a way to create a society in which those closest to people in trouble, mentally, acknowledge that" and help them secure assistance.
"If you're going to be a car city, you might as well acknowledge that and help people get into cars that don't pollute as much," Ms. Parker said.
Let's acknowledge them and help little girls find beauty in the imperfections!
