The phrase "acknowledge emotional" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the recognition of emotional states or feelings, but it needs additional context or structure to be meaningful.
Example: "It is important to acknowledge emotional responses during therapy sessions."
Alternatives: "recognize feelings" or "validate emotions".
Women were significantly more likely than men to acknowledge emotional issues.
In many cultures, they are less likely to acknowledge emotional changes, and may need to be diagnosed by other symptoms, especially increased irritability and violence, substance abuse, and sleep problems.
Publicly acknowledging emotional problems has never been a smart career move in the military, particularly in the Marine Corps.
Acknowledging emotional days such as a birthday or anniversary of the death — by calling or sending a card, for example — demonstrates your support and ongoing appreciation of the loss.
The Ofsted report shows that far from using emotional literacy to skimp on costs, Southampton still delegates a higher-than-average proportion of money to fund its special needs and outreach programmes.As Ms Nicholson at Mason Moor school acknowledges, emotional literacy "does not work with the extremes of children's behaviour".
This has implications for the importance of acknowledging emotional engagement as mediating student learning.
"We come here to acknowledge that emotional depression robs one of hope," said the Rev. Karl Travis in an opening prayer.
A lot of the way we communicate climate change doesn't acknowledge the emotional side of it.
One reason the sports world may be slow to acknowledge the emotional fallout of an injury is the stigma some see in needing help.
In meetings with the president, Mattis often worked to acknowledge "the emotional essence" of Trump's arguments and to restate them in ways that were more palatable or in some cases consistent with international laws on armed conflict, officials said.
By Tilly's logic, abortion proponents who want to engage their critics will have to become better storytellers — and that, according to the relational principles of such reason-giving, may require them to acknowledge an emotional connection between a mother and a fetus.
