The phrase "acknowledge contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to recognize or express gratitude for the efforts or input of individuals or groups in a particular context, such as a project or collaboration.
Example: "In our final report, we will acknowledge contributions from all team members who played a vital role in the project's success."
Alternatives: "recognize efforts" or "appreciate input".
The conference organizers gratefully acknowledge contributions and support from Russian Foundation for Basic Research, Russian Nanotechnology Corporation, Springer Publisher, INTEL, SEMATECH, STRF magazine and other sponsors and partners.
We acknowledge contributions of Fonterra Brands (Singapore) Pte.
The authors acknowledge contributions of whale shark tissue samples and other field assistance from Alex Antoniou, James Hancock, Ingo Lange, Roland Mau, Mark Meekan, Brad Norman, Kim Onton, Bruno Pardigon, Arun Patil, Matt Potenski, Suzy Quasnichka, Morgan Riley, David Rowat, Michele Vely, and Emily Wilson.
We would also like to acknowledge contributions from C. Barbacioru, C. Chen, F. Hyland, E. Langit, K. Li, H. Peckham, V. Simon, Y. Wu, and Z. Zhang, laboratory assistance from J. Chan, and helpful suggestions from K. McKernan, Q. Mitrovich, R. Nutter and R Wicki.
All authors read and approved the final manuscript We acknowledge contributions of Andreas Buhr in early stages of this work.
The authors would also like to acknowledge contributions to this paper from James Beard and Bedowra Haq Aumon.
In publishing the standard, N.I.S.T. acknowledged "contributions" from N.S.A., but not primary authorship.
The courtyard below the memorial includes a number of plaques acknowledging contributions by individuals and groups.
Acknowledged contributions were funded by grants from Cancer Research UK (PP, CB, JM, ST and KM).
The Newcastle Endometrial Cancer Study (NECS) acknowledges contributions from the University of Newcastle, The NBN Children's Cancer Research Group, Ms Jennie Thomas and the Hunter Medical Research Institute.
An individual or organisation who has made an outstanding and acknowledged contribution to the development of Cardiff, the Capital City for Wales.
