The phrase "acknowledge him with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to recognize or show appreciation for someone through actions or words. Example: During the award ceremony, the CEO acknowledged him with a heartfelt speech, praising his hard work and dedication to the company.
It is Jeremy Corbyn, dress shirt sleeves rolled up to his elbows, being walked in front of a man who just sang "VAMOS CORBYN!" to acknowledge him with a thankful look.
Before the Academy finally deigned to acknowledge him with an Oscar for last year's Crazy Heart, we loved him in King Kong (1976), in Starman (1984), in Tucker (1988), in Fearless (1993), and in a couple of modest little art films called The Big Lebowski (1998) and Iron Man (2008).
Acknowledging him with a grim nod and a hand flap of dismissal, the driver drove off on green.
Finally, one acknowledged him with a nod, and as if tugged by a magnet, the organizer strode swiftly across the street.
Beyond their home, the saga has rekindled a national discussion on what kind of bats young people should use in baseball, galvanized a community that acknowledges him with green and white ribbons — the colors of his uniform — tied around mailboxes and trees, and captured the attention of innovative medical experts.
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Bush came out to a roaring crowd which acknowledged him with a patriotic standing ovation.
He acknowledged him with a nod, and talked loud enough for the assistant to hear just in case there were any questions later.
Richard's popularity persisted late into his life: when introduced as part of the ceremonies preceding the final hockey game at the Montreal Forum, Richard was brought to tears by Canadiens' fans, who acknowledged him with an 11-minute standing ovation.
I was always touched when this young man would tell me about someone who had acknowledged him with a simple, "Hi, Jeff," or ask how he was doing on a science project.
His status was not high, so I did not acknowledge him, contenting myself with a dozen pages of snobbish asides that I hoped would be interpreted as witty irony, before arriving back at my rooms.
