The phrase "acknowledge personal" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of recognizing or validating personal experiences or feelings, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "It is important to acknowledge personal experiences when discussing mental health."
Alternatives: "recognize individual" or "validate personal".
Pinochet refuses to acknowledge personal liability for any of the incidents and has stated repeatedly that he can't be held responsible for what his subordinates may have done.
He also said American agencies should have done a better job filtering out the good from the bad, and did not acknowledge personal responsibility for the incorrect information.
Though it is painful to acknowledge personal complicity in apartheid, and though personal divestment cannot be achieved without cost, ownership of I.B.M. shares - if the company does not withdraw from South Africa - makes me party to social injury so gross as to raise the most serious questions about my own integrity.
At that time China did not acknowledge personal property rights.
The rituals we use to acknowledge personal suffering lie at the bedrock of Jewish life.
To acknowledge personal privilege by providing a quiet but ever-steady beat to which others can build movements.
These celebrities are modeling the idea that acknowledging personal struggles does not make a man weak.
4.13pm BST CofE General Synod (@synod) +Rochester acknowledges personal cost of Adrian Vincent's speech, & P Dailey's comments on principled abstention.
In an interview with a group of reporters last week in Florida, Cabrera, 26, denied he was an alcoholic, but also acknowledged personal issues.
Reading from a written statement, Mr. Lugo acknowledged "personal errors" and portrayed himself as a "father who is prepared to share his love and care".
As Exhibit VII-B shows, in only 32% of the cases do feelings of failure originate from workers' acknowledged personal failures on the job.
