The phrase "acknowledge the event" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognizing or accepting the occurrence of a specific event, often in formal or official contexts.
Example: "During the meeting, we will take a moment to acknowledge the event and its significance to our community."
Alternatives: "recognize the event" or "accept the event".
Rather, it's the slow, inexorable way everyone comes to acknowledge the event that makes it quietly devastating.
KCLAP did, however, acknowledge the event "escalated into a disruption" which "was beyond our control and not incited by any member of our committee".
In a press release announcing the attempt, Nasa invited the public to acknowledge the event by waving at the planet when the photo is being taken.
If a large community is calling for an update, consider crafting an official statement that fits within the constraints — announcing that there is no information available to the public at least allows you to acknowledge the event.
Though there are no formal contracts or explicit obligations, the Nets, like other teams who attend these screenings, have an understanding that they should acknowledge the event on their social media accounts.
In the case of the assassination of a president, for instance, the editors of the next printing might add the event to the president's biography and even to the history of the country but be unable to acknowledge the event in all the other articles in which the president's name appears.
Failing to acknowledge the events at Marathon, Thermopylae, Salamis, and Plataea, he chose to be on the wrong side of history by creating a self-congratulatory myth.
At the VMAs last weekend, it appeared that Kim Kardashian and Kendall and Kylie Jenner were texting during a moment of silence to acknowledge the events in Ferguson, Missouri.
Todd Zimmer, who helped orchestrate Sunday's rally as part of a national group that organizes white allies called Showing Up For Radical Justice, had hoped the Carolina Panthers would acknowledge the events of the past week.
This has long been a shameful stain on France's history and French authorities did not acknowledge the events until 1993 when President Mitterrand commissioned a monument to commemorate the roundup.
"He is always demanding that I look at it," she complained as I couldn't help but to reflect about all the times I had put friends in that shitty position, demanding they acknowledge the events occurring on the top of my head.
