The phrase "acknowledge the commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognizing or accepting a promise or dedication made by someone or a group.
Example: "In our meeting, we must acknowledge the commitment made by the team to complete the project on time."
Alternatives: "recognize the dedication" or "accept the promise".
We acknowledge the commitment shown by the Treasury to supporting UK science.
"Unfortunately in Connacht we don't make things easy, but I have to acknowledge the commitment of the boys.
I want to acknowledge the commitment that Jane Egly brings to the art created in Laguna Beach and encourage other working artists to keep Egly in office.
We gratefully acknowledge the commitment of participating patients, their families, and the study investigators for their invaluable contribution to this research.
We acknowledge the commitment of the project staff: Megan Rollo, Wei-I Wu, Dr Stephen Bunker, Adrienne O'Neill and Vivien Harris.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2458/12/700/prepub The authors acknowledge the commitment of Per Kristian Hilden who made substantive contributions from the design of this study through the writing of this manuscript.
Belounis acknowledges the commitment of those trying to organise the World Cup, which is likely to be moved to the winter to avoid the unsafe summer heat, and says the Middle East deserves to host the tournament.
"You did this with good intentions but the reality is that if Qatar does not scrap its 'exit visa' system, then there will be hundreds, maybe thousands, of people trapped here". Belounis acknowledges the commitment of those trying to organise the World Cup, which is likely to be moved to the winter to avoid the unsafe summer heat, and says the Middle East deserves to host the tournament.
The Memorandum of Understanding acknowledges the commitment of the authorities of Lori region to take up a more holistic approach to services designed to protect the welfare of children.
Acknowledging the commitment of successive post-independence governments to address issues affecting children in its laws, policies and programmes, UNICEF called for a proportionate increase of budgetary allocation in the area of education, health and nutrition, which should not be lower than a minimum ceiling to sustain investments and gains of the past years.
We would like to acknowledge the dedication and commitment of the site staff, CAPRISA research laboratory and data management staff.
