The phrase "acknowledge examples" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of recognizing or accepting specific instances or cases that illustrate a point or concept.
Example: "In your essay, please acknowledge examples from the text to support your argument."
Alternatives: "recognize instances" or "accept illustrations".
Even the widely acknowledged examples of adaptive radiation rarely fulfil or explicitly test these criteria [ 31]; thus, it is beyond the scope of the present study to fully substantiate the four criteria.
Indeed, to our knowledge, current biochemistry books don't present even one acknowledged example of a disorder-dependent function, even though some reports of disorder-dependent functions are more than 50 years old.
Both Hripcsak and Tatonetti acknowledge, for example, that the only way to evaluate the safety of new drugs is to see how they work on small numbers of people in closely monitored clinical trials.
While insisting they are self-made men, the brothers do acknowledge the example set by other well-heeled Iranian expats: 'Everybody in our community was real-estate orientated,' Robert says.
But otherwise, critics say, he offers a less than convincing analysis of the situation in the Middle East – failing to acknowledge, for example, Iran's regular threats to wipe Israel out.
Rather than take these writers as they are — rather than acknowledge, for example, that Frost was as innovative as many poets more often considered "experimental" — we prefer to reduce such figures to a size better suited to the game we want to play.
In recent months, Democrats have rolled out a new economic agenda calling for a more expansive U.S. policy on competition, arguing that FTC guidelines focus too narrowly on consumer prices and fail to acknowledge, for example, the impact of behavior and customer data on today's Internet-driven economy.
The developers of the site acknowledge, for example, that there's a shortage of information about women scientists employed outside of academia.
He doesn't acknowledge, for example, just how difficult it would be for the state to strip farmers of their water rights against their will.
Given the Hays Code's legacy, it's not surprising that two white dude film critics could not step outside of their privileged cinematic bubbles long enough to acknowledge, for example, the cultural significance of movies like How Stella Got Her Groove Back or Poetic Justice, yet determined that 50 First Dates warranted inclusion despite beginning "with a walrus projectile vomiting".
