The phrase "acknowledge small" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of recognizing or appreciating minor details or contributions, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "In our discussions, we should always acknowledge small efforts that lead to larger successes."
Alternatives: "recognize minor" or "appreciate little".
Regularly acknowledge "small wins" - positive results - no matter how small.
It includes addressing your mental and physical health together to draw a realistic, personal wellness blueprint, set goals and acknowledge small victories.
Data on delay in diagnosis was not available for our study, but we did not identify any difference in stage at presentation between the genders in the whole cohort or in those ≥70 years (Figs. 1 and 5) suggesting there was no major delay in diagnosis that would have contributed to worse prognosis, although we acknowledge small differences would be difficult to identify from this database.
Accept and acknowledge small victories, such as passing a certain amount of runners, matching your goal race pace, etc.
Despite the government's refusal to acknowledge smaller armed groups as participants in the nationwide ceasefire process — and the government's continued attacks upon these groups — they were nonetheless invited to the meeting in Wa territory.
She spoke approvingly, with the tone of someone who is used to acknowledging small achievements, and it was then that I remembered that she had been a schoolteacher in her former life.
The focus of Revenue & Customs' tax avoidance campaign will be, as it has acknowledged, small businesses, with the exchequer secretary to the Treasury, David Gauke, telling a Commons select committee in May that "large corporates don't tend to be careless or dishonest".
The fastest way to crush employee morale is to always focus on the negative without ever acknowledging small accomplishments as they happen every day.
Still, while few nonspecialists have trouble acknowledging small-scale evolutionary processes such as the evolution of antibiotic resistance within populations of bacteria, they often remain uncertain as to how similar mechanisms could account for complex structures such as eyes or wings (Ayala 2007; Scott and Matzke 2007).
Among the study limitations we acknowledge the small sample size that has probably limited power to detect associations with small effect sizes and associations with rare variants.
However, we acknowledge the small size of our trial as a limitation that may have prevented us to document small and sustained benefits.
