The phrase "acknowledge holidays" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognizing or celebrating specific holidays in a formal or informal context.
Example: "It is important for our company to acknowledge holidays that are significant to our diverse workforce."
Alternatives: "recognize holidays" or "celebrate holidays".
The New Orleans Pelicans have not yet acknowledged Holiday's new contract; NBA rules prevent those deals from becoming official until July 6.
I acknowledge the holidays with artistic notes, maybe an open house; certainly those wonderful family gatherings where we enjoy being together, sharing a good meal and watching our select few open their gifts.
To celebrate the national introduction of a Christmas version of the Peeps Easter chick, Just Born is bringing out a campaign that proposes Peeps Candy Cane Flavored Dipped Marshmallow Chicks as the perfect way to acknowledge the holiday season as "a time for peace, love, joy and reconciliation".
The campaign, by the New York agency Terri & Sandy Solution, offers consumers a chance to send the e-cards, called "Peeps Offerings," to friends and family as part of efforts to acknowledge the holiday season as a time for "peace, love, joy and reconciliation".
Yet sooner or later, many of us will acknowledge this holiday with bittersweet memories of the mothers who are no longer with us.
Trump and his surrogates have repeatedly claimed there's a war on Christmas ― and falsely accused President Barack Obama and others of refusing to acknowledge the holiday. .
At the beginning of each year, as the Lunar New Year approaches, Chinese media in North America experiences one of its most cluttered periods of advertising as local businesses within the Chinese community, and top national brands flock to acknowledge the holiday.
Everyone acknowledges national holidays in their own special ways, and this selection of tweets shows that when it comes to "National Donut Day," there's quite a range.
Court orders have been served on councillors in Catalonia who refuse to acknowledge Spanish national holidays, remove flags or bow to other constitutional requirements, or who burn images of Spain's King Felipe.
