The phrase "acknowledge ingredients" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or acceptance of the components that make up a recipe, product, or formulation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the cooking process, it's important to acknowledge the ingredients we will be using."
Alternatives: "recognize the components" or "identify the elements".
Second, through experiences, children should have the opportunity to acknowledge food ingredients as nature's gift and to appreciate the efforts made by cooks, and child care and education environments relating to eating lifestyle such as the relationship between children and cooks and the cooking room should be afforded more attention.
Google CEO Larry Page was not only creative and intelligent enough to build Google into the global success that it is today; he was also insightful enough to acknowledge the key ingredients that made that possible for him.
First, a great many SBNRs acknowledge that missing ingredient and try to fill the gap with informal, often leaderless and heterogeneous groupings.
But she acknowledged that imperfect ingredients require more aggressive treatments.
But even Democrats acknowledged that the ingredients were now there for the kind of tale that would seem an irresistibly dramatic ending to this of all campaigns: the second-string player stepping in at the last minute and knocking out a first lady just when she and her supporters thought the race was almost won.
Fast-food restaurants are highly secretive about their recipes, and it was only after the lawsuit was filed that McDonald's spokesmen widely acknowledged the beef ingredient.
Even the head of the National African American Tobacco Prevention Network, a nonprofit group that has been adamantly against menthol, acknowledges that the ingredient needed to be off the bargaining table — for now — because he does not want to imperil the bill's chances.
As society evolves and community livelihood has been acknowledged as an ingredient for sustainable coastal development, the breakwaters must do more than just dissipate wave forces.
What the BCA will never acknowledge is that progressive taxation is an essential ingredient in the policy mix required for wealth creation and social mobility.
Whilst there remains an identified knowledge gap around the most 'active ingredients' of brief alcohol intervention, one must acknowledge some important developments in this field in recent years, not as yet reflected in published systematic reviews.
