The phrase "acknowledge instructions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want someone to confirm that they have received and understood the instructions given to them.
Example: "Please acknowledge instructions before proceeding with the task to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "confirm receipt of instructions" or "recognize the instructions".
The shooting, just outside the King Faisal airbase near al-Jafr where the men worked, was initially ascribed by Jordanian authorities to the men's failure to acknowledge instructions from guards to halt as their vehicles approached the gates of the base.
Show-and-tells of Samsung's new voice controlled television set also proved glitchy at times, with misunderstood commands and the system refusing to acknowledge instructions if unapproved words were added to requests.
Michael Watkins, mission manager for Curiosity (formally, the Mars Science Laboratory) at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), explains that this system has extremely low capacity and is designed for receiving (and sometimes acknowledging) terse instructions to carry out a day's tasks.
Mr. Thomas acknowledged these instructions in writing.
Alonso is then called in for fuel and tyres, and after he acknowledges the instruction, Briatore is heard to say: "Anyway, we had nothing to lose," to which Symonds replies: "Exactly," as Alonso rejoins 20th, and last.
It later transpired that, in acknowledging the instruction to contact Newark, Altman had read back the wrong frequency (127.8 MHz instead of 127.85); an error that the controller did not correct.
The batter and any base-runners may respond with signals of their own to acknowledge receipt of the instructions.
Told Thursday night that ConAgra had acknowledged that the instructions were unclear and that the company was recalling the products and rewriting the instructions, she said, "Duh!" "I'm relieved to know that there is not a possibility out there that more people can get sick," she added.
He was encouraging his young team, shouting instructions, acknowledging a good play and correcting mistakes.
