The phrase "acknowledged his commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone recognizing or affirming their dedication to a task, cause, or responsibility.
Example: "During the meeting, the manager acknowledged his commitment to improving team performance."
Alternatives: "recognized his dedication" or "affirmed his promise."
Acknowledging his commitment to building partnerships between business and society to improve the state of the world, the members of the World Economic Forum named Benioff as one of its Young Global Leaders and the Committee Encouraging Corporate Philanthropy presented Benioff with the coveted Excellence in Corporate Philanthropy Award.
Ellison never published another novel during his lifetime, but his essays, reviews, and interviews, published as Shadow and Act (1964) and Going to the Territory (1986), acknowledged his unwavering commitment to a pluralistic ideal of art that knows no allegiance to any school or program.
Newton's teammates have acknowledged his level of commitment to helping kids and the Charlotte community.
In the midst of his greenhouses Lamouret readily acknowledges his personal commitment.
40 Joyce Cook Disabled rights advocate In 2009, Cook was shortlisted for a People of the Year Award by the Royal Association for Disability Rights to acknowledge her commitment to inclusion of disabled supporters in football stadiums.
Justice Scalia acknowledges one powerful limit on his commitment to textualism.
But perhaps one positive outcome of the interactions happening in Tahrir Square, as well as elsewhere in the country, is that the Muslim Brothers openly acknowledged their commitment to a civil, nonsectarian state, something they were always reluctant to admit.
The prime minister, speaking live on Wednesday on Israeli television, passionately reiterated his commitment to peace but acknowledged that the corruption allegations made it impossible for him to continue in his office.
He began the discussion by thanking us for recognizing his commitment, as well as acknowledging we are probably also there to let him know we aren't satisfied with the pace and scope of change.
