The phrase "acknowledged for as" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard expression and may confuse readers due to its awkward construction.
Example: "She is acknowledged for her contributions as a leading researcher in the field."
Alternatives: "recognized for" or "celebrated as".
Pascal Chartrand is acknowledged for fruitful discussions as well as for plasmids and antibodies.
An inability to continue in one's chosen career is an important consideration for health-care providers to acknowledge, for as some of the participants highlighted, vocalization of negative expectations by health care staff had the potential to induce self-doubt and confusion regarding future possibilities.
This could be a sign of the failure to recognize some health issues in women by GPs, as has already been acknowledged for issues such as cardiovascular disease [ 55, 56].
Elena Ciordia and Eneko Elizalde are acknowledged for excellent animal facility management, as well as technical help by Arantza Azpilikueta, Manuela González-Aparicio and Ana Larraga.
The Faculty of Medicine of Addis Ababa University is gratefully acknowledged for facilitating the various workshops as well as the deans of the five universities.
External splinting has been acknowledged for many years as a useful approach for preventing and correcting burn contractures.
The submitters are duly acknowledged for their contribution as each annotation or entry is author and time stamped.
Cipla Ltd., Kolkata, India is acknowledged for providing desirox as reference iron chelating drug for this study.
This is especially crucial given the fact that as you transition, you are not necessarily going to be acknowledged for your research reputation, as George discovered as she plotted her move.
Acknowledged for her fitful brilliance as an occasional author and as the pre-eminent female voice in a province dominated by men, Macdonald found herself approaching her 40s without family, job or home and then – very suddenly – in mourning.
