The phrase "acknowledged a way of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing recognition or acceptance of a particular method or approach.
Example: "The committee acknowledged a way of improving communication within the organization."
Alternatives: "recognized a method of" or "accepted a means of".
But guilt, when acknowledged, has a way of producing self-consciousness rather than art.
Mobilisation during labour is widely acknowledged as a way of optimising the likelihood of normal birth [ 39, 40] and this is reflected in the practices and attitudes described by the midwives, who viewed it as an integral part of their care, despite the challenges faced with this population.
The essential reality in the Middle East is Pan Arabism which we can only acknowledge & seek a way of living with.
He went on to acknowledge that offering a way of getting players home when they were drunk wasn't really tackling the main issue of drinking too much.
For some a connection between miscarriage and abortion services was positive: "I think we have to acknowledge that this is a way of teaching abortion skills to family medicine doctors who otherwise don't get this in clinics where abortion is not provided, right".
To The Forward, he acknowledged wrestling with students "as a way of trying to remove the distance between students and faculty," but said the physical contact was not sexual.
While he acknowledged that ASPs "will provide a way of outsourcing that in the past was impractical," he said he expects shrink-wrapped software to co-exist with apps-on-tap.
Nevertheless, James Joyce was a lifelong passion, but his most obvious and frequently acknowledged influence was Graham Greene, to whom Rathbone was moved to send a copy of his Lying in State in 1985, "as a way of acknowledging that what was good in what I had written was good because, in part, of what I had got from him, and I wanted to thank him".
Standups often start a show with a gag or reference to the place they are in; it is a way of acknowledging that you are paying attention and know what town you are in.
It was a way of acknowledging that poetry is capable of providing philosophical illumination.
