The phrase "acknowledge and recognize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express the act of accepting or admitting the existence or truth of something, as well as identifying or appreciating it.
Example: "We must acknowledge and recognize the contributions of all team members to ensure a collaborative environment."
Alternatives: "accept and appreciate" or "admit and value".
Financial restitution can serve to acknowledge and recognize suffering.
We acknowledge and recognize all he has done for the game.
"We need to acknowledge and recognize that nobody is perfect, but there is going to be a very clear choice with the present administration".
"We should acknowledge and recognize the huge efforts the Americans are making and in exchange, we need to ensure that the European side of NATO also makes a balanced effort".
"Our Inupiat people acknowledge and recognize that, and it's a very tough, tough call to make," said Mayor Edward S. Itta of North Slope Borough, whose term ends next month.
"Every day we acknowledge and recognize breastfeeding mothers, but when my partner wet his nipples so that I wouldn't be alone the other day, it really gave me this epiphany moment," she explained.
Acknowledging and recognizing these moments calls them to your students' attention and encourages them to want to behave in this same way.
"It's much less so now because they're more acknowledged and recognized, but 20 years ago, it was routine for [the family of the deceased] to muscle out the partner and ignore their wishes even if [the deceased] hadn't seen their family for years and years," Sheff said.
Tell Israelis that the Palestinian people demand that their tragedy of 1948 be acknowledged and recognized; but that you do not demand physical return of refugees to Israel; that individual Palestinians can claim compensation for the loss of their homes; but that, as has been the case in Europe after WWII, you recognize that physical return is no longer an option.
Nonetheless, concerns about potentially acquiring CJD through autopsy procedures should be acknowledged and recognized as an opportunity to address proper infection control techniques.
It has been widely acknowledged and indeed recognized by the OECD (2006), that this divide between education and care services is not only disruptive to children and families but does not provide for the continuity of education and care experiences that is recommended for young children.
