The phrase "acknowledged from her" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning. A more appropriate phrase would be "acknowledged by her."
Example: "The contributions to the project were acknowledged by her during the meeting."
Alternatives: "recognized by her" or "accepted from her."
The influence of the researcher (MB) is acknowledged, both from her manner, verbal and non-verbal cues during the interview; there is also the potential for social desirability effects.
That must be acknowledged from the outset.
Funding is acknowledged from Enterprise Ireland (WG, DB and ER).
Of course, Rimington did not write it alone - she acknowledges help from her publisher and the (excellent) novelist Luke Jennings.
Dr. King was also under enormous pressure, as Mrs. King acknowledges from the outset in her book, "My Life With Martin Luther King, Jr".
The lawyer, Peter Hoppenfeld, who no longer represents the Milins, said Ms. Parker was most likely at fault but acknowledged forwarding her information from the Milins' office.
Not only was Harold denied an official speaking slot -- no one even acknowledged her presence from the stage.
Courtney Burke, the commissioner of the Office for People With Developmental Disabilities, which operates and oversees thousands of group homes, acknowledged that her agency suffered from a lack of transparency and what she called "a culture of nonreporting".
Though she acknowledged the complaints from her faculty and students, she also said that the board had considered many options — such as moving the campus or letting it deteriorate — and that selling the air rights was the only feasible plan.
Love has publicly acknowledged her estrangement from her parents, Linda Carroll and Hank Harrison, as well as her maternal grandmother, Paula Fox, who gave up Love's mother Linda for adoption after having her out of wedlock.
