"acknowledge input" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in formal or professional contexts, such as in business meetings, presentations, or written reports. Example: During the meeting, the team leader asked for everyone's opinion on the project. He made sure to acknowledge everyone's input before making a final decision.
They've also performed in a manner that while sometimes workable, would not fit anyone's definition of a 'pleasant experience.' Local crashes are one thing, but when your app continually pixelates and refuses to acknowledge input it's incredibly frustrating.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/12/252/prepub The authors acknowledge input from Dr. Magdalena Serewko-Auret, and the technical assistance of staff of the QIMR Small Animal Facility.
The authors acknowledge inputs from: Peter Milligan (Statistician, Florence Nightingale School of Nursing & Midwifery, King's College London) for statistical advice and also Philip Blake and Riaz Toorabally (Learning Technologists, FNSNM, KCL) for their e-learning expertise in the design and conduct of the research project.
TAS of schools acknowledging input from Health Promoting Schools demonstrated a tendency towards being statistically significantly higher by 0.5 (95% CI −0.1 to 1.1, P = 0.082), but statistically significantly higher by 1.19595% CI 0.5 1.7, P < 0.001) for schools acknowledging Cancer Society input.
We would like to acknowledge the input of the Ministry of Health (MOH), Kenya, the Danish International Development Agency DANIDAandand other development partners for comments and input on our preliminary results.
Over the years the academy feebly tried to acknowledge dance input by giving special awards to Fred Astaire, Gene Kelly, Jerome Robbins, Onna White, Michael Kidd and Stanley Donen.
While Smyth has long put her individual stamp on her menu, she has embraced the partnership with Ramsay and continues to acknowledge his input.
But it has been given a fresh edge by John Fuegi's critical biography "Bertolt Brecht: His Life and Lies", which claims in great detail what most Brecht scholars knew already that he was unscrupulously disinclined to acknowledge the input of his co-workers and behaved like a rat to his lovers.
I would like to acknowledge the input from colleagues at the Blair Research Institute, the Biomedical Research and Training Institute, the Human Sciences Research Council, and from collaborating agencies that gave views on the contents of the article.
The authors would like to acknowledge critical input and guidance from Prof. W.J. Jusko and R.R. Almon (SUNY Buffalo).
Academic Editor Simon Joly provided an additional review, and we especially acknowledge his input regarding the complicated relationship between Hordeum and Elymus.
