The phrase "acknowledge cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognizing or accepting specific situations or instances, often in a legal, academic, or professional context.
Example: "In our report, we must acknowledge cases of misconduct that have been documented over the past year."
Alternatives: "recognize instances" or "accept situations".
While acknowledging cases of historical awareness in other New Testament writings, Becker traces the origins of this historiographical approach to the Gospel of Mark and Luke-Acts.
Get Over It" (Findings, Jan . 26: While acknowledging cases in which corporate money buys predetermined conclusions, John Tierney cites as a counterexample an independent study in which industry-sponsored clinical trials were found to meet higher standards than nonindustry trials.
Although Hume acknowledges cases where beauty seems a merely sensory pleasure, he emphasizes beauty's status as a cognitive pleasure.
As a result, some registries present two types of incidence rates, namely of reported cases and of acknowledged cases [ 42].
There are now, though, increasingly many acknowledged cases of species-level traits that cannot but affect species diversification rates, and species selection is no longer anathema in organismal evolutionary biology.
If confirmed, the seizure would be Russia's first acknowledged case of stolen weapons-grade material.
If confirmed, the seizure would be the first acknowledged case of theft of weapons-grade material in Russia.
American Special Operations forces attacked Qaeda militants in a Pakistani village near the border with Afghanistan in early September 2008, in the first publicly acknowledged case of United States forces conducting a ground raid on Pakistani soil.
Thus, when implementing a case management intervention, efforts should be made to support the CM and to acknowledge the case management function in the existing health system.
