The phrase "acknowledge positive" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to express recognition of something positive, but it is incomplete and ambiguous without additional context.
Example: "We should acknowledge positive contributions from all team members to foster a supportive environment."
Alternatives: "recognize the positive" or "appreciate the positive".
This lack of diversity is, in part, why the Dorian Awards were started; to recognize outstanding work in film and TV by members of the GLBT community or acknowledge positive themed films or inclusive television.
The reluctance to acknowledge positive life events as risk factors may reflect the potential cognitive challenge: if even positive life events are risky, how do I improve my life?
Surely, as the European Parliament, we too must be able once in a while to acknowledge positive results - so that when the people outside hear us, they will see that progress is being made - instead of always using the same negative yardstick.
Acknowledge positive behaviors.
And in an appearance in Springfield, Ill., Mr. Romney even acknowledged positive signs in the economy, according to Politico, saying, "The economy is coming back".
This approach, illustrated in Fig. 1, integrates research, education and innovation acknowledging positive externalities between them.
Despite the acknowledged positive effects of vegetation at urban, neighborhood and building scales, there are still only limited comprehensive design tools for multi-scale evaluation of the microclimate and thermal benefits of plants and building-integrated vegetation (BIV) systems.
Cole [17] in her study reported that in a debriefing interview all children acknowledged positive feelings about receiving the first-ranked prize and the majority of the children (80%) acknowledged negative feelings (sad/mad/yukky) about the last-ranked one.
Despite these losses, many carers acknowledged positive elements of caring.
However, although most reviews acknowledge the positive effects of games in behavioural outcomes, some reviewed studies contradict these positive findings, claiming that teamwork is a controversial issue when it comes to the improvement of knowledge sharing.
"We acknowledge the positive input to allow or children to progress and have an academic success and a positive future".
