The phrase "acknowledge the action" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognizing or accepting a specific action that has taken place.
Example: "In order to move forward, we must first acknowledge the action taken by the committee last week."
Alternatives: "recognize the action" or "accept the action".
"We acknowledge the action that has been taken by both the Russian state and football bodies but neither can be said to have been effective in tackling the scale and seriousness of the issues," the report by Fare and the Sova Centre said.
"I want to also acknowledge the action of the player against whom the disciplinary sanction was initiated for his response in dealing with the matter". McKiernan was sent off by referee Sean Hurson following his comments at Wylie which followed a foul by the Monaghan player on Cavan's Martin Reilly.
To acknowledge the action taken, or proposed by, management.[3].
While the NAO's original report outlined some longstanding problems, it acknowledged the action in hand to address them.
The company both acknowledged the action, while downplaying the number of incidents.
This time the British government acknowledged the actions of members of the British army were unjustified and unjustifiable.
Louise Spall, Somerleyton head teacher, said: "Our report acknowledges the actions already taken, the strengths of the school and the high expectations that teachers and assistants have.
Obama, at a news conference last week, acknowledged the actions failed to do much.
We should celebrate those who try to unite people, acknowledge the positive action of those with whom we disagree, and forgive others who have wronged us.
He also said he believed that when the United States kills people abroad, it should find a way to acknowledge the lethal actions.
Your editorial and its headline did not acknowledge the different actions taken by the nation's leading tobacco companies with regard to regulation of tobacco products by the Food and Drug Administration.
