The phrase "acknowledge the project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognizing or accepting the existence or importance of a project.
Example: "In our meeting, we need to acknowledge the project and discuss its current status."
Alternatives: "recognize the project" or "accept the project."
E.M. and F.D.A. acknowledge the project PERSEO 'Perovskite-based Solar cells: towards high Efficiency and long-term stability' (Bando PERSEO 'Perovskite-basedry of UniverSolarand Scellsific Research (MIUR) Decretowardsttoriale 4 November 2015 no.
A.P. and A.J.B. acknowledge the project PERSEO-'Perovskite-based solar cells: towards high efficiency and long-term stability' (Bando PRIN 2015-Italian Ministry of University and Scientific Research (MIUR) Decreto Direttoriale 4 novembre 2015 n. 2488, project number 20155LECAJ) for funding.
The title sequence — in which Mr. Moore's name, at his insistence, does not appear, leaving Mr. Gibbons listed, somewhat absurdly, as a solitary "co-creator" of the graphic novel — seems to acknowledge the project's anachronistic, nostalgic orientation.
We wish to acknowledge the project physiotherapists Jodi Hendler, Greg Gibson and Libby Oldfield.
The authors wish to acknowledge the project team: Janet Arno, Roland Gamache, Joseph Gibson, Rebecca Hills, Uzay Kirbiyik, Patrick Lai, Melissa McMaster, and Jennifer Williams.
We acknowledge the project "Genomics and Evolutionary Biology" co-financed by North Portugal Regional Operational Programme 2007/2013 (ONovo– O NorteNorte), under the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF), through the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).
Tim Cook, the chief executive of Apple, has never publicly acknowledged the project.
The transportation authority has acknowledged the project is over budget, but its planners say the ultimate cost for this phase will be around $4.45 billion.
Promotional literature for the AOL Time Warner Center refers to the "twin towers" and acknowledges the project's spiritual debt to the Century, Majestic, San Remo and El Dorado.
It's a long way from a student ID to a fake passport, but Mr. Bunting readily acknowledges the project's more sinister potential.
But Ms. Fisher acknowledges the project will probably go through, particularly after the state signed off in late May on the final environmental cleanup of the former dump site that will be the site of the new rail yard.
