The phrase "acknowledged and built" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something has been recognized and subsequently developed or constructed.
Example: "The feedback from the team was acknowledged and built into the final design of the project."
Alternatives: "recognized and developed" or "accepted and created".
That the methodologies of mathematics and science are the best we have seems a platitude, which philosophy should try to acknowledge and build on rather than ignore.
That positioning would also acknowledge and build upon the understanding that the United States became the great nation it is because of immigrants not in spite of them.
One might speculate that a publication that carefully acknowledges and builds upon a substantial body of previous work will itself be relevant to a wider range of future work.
On the other hand, proponents of a greater role for the private health sector argue that given the resource-constraints of existing health systems, a more realistic approach to improving access to care is to acknowledge and build upon the opportunities and resources of an already operational private health sector [10] [12].
This article aims to advocate for the government and donors to acknowledge and build on the gains of the EHOs and CBHOs in health system strengthening, and not to risk alienating the local worker and ethnic communities.
Every government has acknowledged these partnerships and built on them.
The sessions that acknowledged local traditions and built on pre-existing knowledge were especially valued.
I think we have a responsibility as the industry to accept that, acknowledge that, and build the features that let people play.
Cornered by her critics, DiFranco cancelled the event and offered a novel variation on the conditional public apology, what one might call a wea culpa: if "any building built before 1860 in the South, and many after," DiFranco acknowledged, was "built on the backs of slaves," then perhaps a plantation is no worse than anyplace else.
Instead, she suggests doctors acknowledge their concerns and build trust over time, while also providing correct information, facts and relatable personal stories.
