The phrase "acknowledge improvements" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the recognition or acceptance of progress or enhancements in a particular area, such as performance, processes, or skills.
Example: "In our meeting, we should take a moment to acknowledge improvements in our team's productivity over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "recognize advancements" or "appreciate progress".
But he added, "We acknowledge improvements must be made in key areas, particularly those affecting the customer experience".
Though participants acknowledge improvements in provision, they keep returning to issues of quality of services and economic barriers such as fees and hidden costs.
And even as many Afghans acknowledge improvements in those areas, there is still widespread skepticism about the Afghan forces' ability to secure the country on their own after the exit of Western troops — who have themselves failed to pacify the insurgency over the past decade.
They saw some of these patients as not knowing how to move forward, how to recognise or acknowledge improvement, even when this seemed obvious to the practitioner, and that their experience might well be enhanced with highly specialist psychological support, which, however, practitioners may not be able to access on their behalf.
Mr. Schröder acknowledged improvements in the resolution, but added that, "this progress does not yet constitute the reaction appropriate to the current situation in Iraq".
Although Grinda acknowledged improvements under current President Saakashvili, he said that there are still "limitations" in Georgia's efforts to combat OC.
But he also acknowledged improvements in China's record during the last 20 years and said the United States had also had human rights problems in the past.
Critics and some environmental groups, while acknowledging improvements, say the oil quest always leaves scars, the innovations come with new risks, and -- most important -- once oil is found a wild landscape is permanently transformed.
Chief Constable Dave Whatton, the Association of Chief Police Office's lead for rape and serious sexual offences, said: "This review rightly acknowledges improvements in recent years to the way victims of rape are treated.
It says the majority of the report's findings relate to Shell as the primary operator in the Niger Delta - though it acknowledges improvements to Shell's JIV process since 2011.
Over the past 20 years, acknowledged improvements have occurred in the economy and medical services in China, with concurrent environmental and lifestyle changes.
