The phrase "acknowledge the efforts of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express recognition or appreciation for someone's hard work or contributions.
Example: "We would like to take a moment to acknowledge the efforts of our volunteers who made this event possible."
Alternatives: "recognize the contributions of" or "appreciate the work of".
Ellsberg said that he wanted to finally acknowledge the efforts of him and the others.
In particular, we'd like to acknowledge the efforts of Aaron Bycoffe, Alexander Cohen and Al Shaw in making Fech better.
This article on the development of the Pirelli building site for an Ikea store failed to acknowledge the efforts of New Haven's Alliance for Architecture.
"We celebrate and acknowledge the efforts of the Congolese government to protect this extraordinary ecosystem," said Cristián Samper, the president and chief executive of the Wildlife Conservation Society.
No salary can compensate for the excessive stress and lack of support that school principals endure every day in a system that does not acknowledge the efforts of our school leaders.
He's proud of the contribution he made to the Houston project, but he's quick to acknowledge the efforts of other key people: "I can't speak for [promotional men] Donny Lenner and Richard Smith, who had to break the record.
When the final whistle followed seconds later, applause broke out from three sides of the ground as the Bristol City supporters got to their feet to acknowledge the efforts of a team that eliminated four Premier League clubs en route to the semi-finals, including Manchester United, and pushed Guardiola's team all the way.
And it was only the rare company that would even take the time to acknowledge the effort of submitting an application.
We encourage scientists to acknowledge the effort of those scientists and data infrastructures that support high-quality data (Table 2), but we are aware that a full system recognition of data work recognition is still to be developed.
The authors would also like to acknowledge the effort of Mrs. Amal Alshami and Miss Monira Aldhahi for collecting patients' data and follow-up the administration of the CRA-ASA.
We acknowledge the effort of Sand et al. (2011) in striving to develop a transparent, objective procedure for point of departure (POD) estimation, as encouraged by scien-tific review groups (National Research Council 2009).
