The phrase "acknowledge me when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting someone to recognize or respond to you at a specific time or under certain conditions.
Example: "Please acknowledge me when you receive this message so I know it has reached you."
Alternatives: "recognize me when" or "respond to me when".
"I pulled myself together," she says of the aftermath, "only to discover that not a single Mariinsky pianist was willing even to acknowledge me when I greeted them in the street, let alone rehearse with me.
Not long thereafter, on a different plane, another flight attendant called me "sir," and she didn't even acknowledge me when I corrected her.
He looked up to acknowledge me when I walked in, yet I could tell he was engrossed, so I let him finish the page he was on before I initiated the "time to go" process.
Forward Networks is working in a fairly new area of the networking world — Erickson acknowledged to me when I asked about it that it can be a hard sell to some companies as a result, since it's presenting a new product and solution that network operators have essentially been making do without for decades at this point.
"There's some sort of ticker system that they won't acknowledge to me that when a Muslim student falls out of status, [ICE] are much more likely to pick him or her up," Fleischer told me.
Stone acknowledged that, saying: "Believe me, when your name is Biz and you're a co-founder of Twitter, it also means putting yourself at the mercy of folks like Stephen Colbert who hit home runs with lines like, 'So, I assume that 'Biz' in 'Biz Stone' does not stand for 'Business Model'". The company is clearly taking a more aggressive approach to spreading its brand to put it on more platforms.
So we must be careful here to acknowledge when we are right and when we are wrong.
It really resonated with me when Strauss acknowledges in his book that he had been using sex, "like a painkiller to avoid uncomfortable emotions".
I was angry about the things I needed to improve or change because they were so obvious to me when I acknowledged them, but I was also angry because I couldn't figure out how to change them... overnight.
But someone who will acknowledge when I've done something right and give me some sort of encouragement.
I hope this will give me that extra push of encouragement I've been needing and perhaps it'll help me acknowledge my thought-processing when it comes to social anxiety and my desire to be alone.
