The phrase "acknowledge differences of opinion" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of recognizing and respecting varying viewpoints in a conversation or debate.
Example: "In any discussion, it is crucial to acknowledge differences of opinion to foster a respectful and productive dialogue."
Alternatives: "recognize varying viewpoints" or "accept differing perspectives".
President Trump's call for unity met the cacophony of Washington politics Wednesday, as Democrats redoubled criticism of his policies and Republicans acknowledged differences of opinion within their party on immigration.
He acknowledged "differences of opinion, some strongly held", stating that his party wants all schools to follow the national curriculum, guarantee food standards and employ only qualified teachers.
We still stand by our results for the period we analyzed, but unbiased reporting would acknowledge differences of scientific opinion.
Although the Infectious Diseases Society of America treatment guidelines acknowledge differences of expert opinion regarding the need to treat primary coccidioidomycosis (23 ), the guidelines suggest identifying characteristics to facilitate diagnosis of moderate to severe infection in patients who might benefit from treatment (23 ).
When a justice has dissented forcefully from a ruling, or made a speech that sheds light on their thinking, we've noted that too - not because we want to create an impression of conflict at the top of the judiciary, but in order to acknowledge the differences of opinion in tough cases.
Nawaz and Shafiq released a joint statement yesterday as well, which acknowledged the differences of opinion within the British Muslim community on the issue while urging a more civilized debate.
Why did the Christian not acknowledge a difference of opinion and go elsewhere for his placard?
He acknowledged a difference of opinion with the hunt chairman.
Jim Wallis, president and CEO of Sojourners, said he supports including same-sex couples in the definition of family and acknowledged there are differences of opinion within the evangelical community.
The letter writers did not recommend how to reduce deficits, acknowledging that they had "differences of opinion".
