The phrase "acknowledged for use" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where something has been recognized or accepted as suitable for a particular purpose or application.
Example: "The new software has been acknowledged for use in our upcoming project due to its efficiency and reliability."
Alternatives: "approved for use" or "recognized for use".
Nepf was acknowledged for her use of various learning materials and for drawing from examples from nature and engineering to clarify concepts in fluid mechanics.
The cultural heritage agency of the Netherlands (RCE) and Dennis Breakmans, formally at Delft University of Technology, are acknowledged for the use of the XRF instrumentation.
Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences MUHASS) is acknowledged for the use of IT facilities during the project.
The Pig Improvement Company, the Livestock Improvement Company, the Beef Cooperative Research Centre, and the Sheep Cooperative Research Centre are acknowledged for the use of their data.
UNIS at Svalbard, Finse Research Station and Bioforsk Tromsø are acknowledged for allowing us to use their laboratory facilities, Vegar Bakkestuen for help with the ordination analyses, Surendra Kumar for help with bioinformatics, Marie Davey for proof reading, three anonymous reviewers for helpful comments, and Andy Taylor for constructive advices.
Robert Kraft is acknowledged for having used business sense and a fan's blind faith to turn the once-laughable New England Patriots into one of the richest franchises in sports.
We would like to thank Dr Javier Ibanez and Dr Stéphanie Mariette for helpful discussions; Virginia Rodriguez for her assistance for DNA extraction; Dr Carlos Alonso Blanco for his helpful comments and critical reading of the manuscript; and Dr Vincent Segura is acknowledged for assistance using MLMM software and critical reading of the manuscript.
Other expressions such as statistical and quasi-equilibrium which do not strictly satisfy the Exner conditions are also acknowledged for their practical use.
The American Angus Association, Red Angus Association of America, American International Charolais Association, American Gelbvieh Association, American Hereford Association, North American Limousin Foundation, and American Simmental Association are acknowledged for providing data used in this study.
