The phrase "acknowledged in front of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone being recognized or validated publicly or in the presence of others.
Example: "During the meeting, she was acknowledged in front of her peers for her outstanding contributions to the project."
Alternatives: "recognized publicly" or "validated in the presence of".
Though her counselor had been discreet about the problem to her fellow campers, Hattie had unabashedly acknowledged in front of the entire camp at a weekly Sunday service, "My best moment of the summer was when my cabin came to visit me in the infirmary because I had head lice".
While it may be hard to take a compliment, it is meaningful when their contributions and efforts are acknowledged in front of others who are important to you. 6. Listen to them when you can tell they are feeling down or need to get something off their chest.
She simply wanted him to acknowledge her, in front of the others, mistress of the house and mother of the heir.
Acknowledging them in front of their co-workers, even if it's just a quick note on your company intranet, is a great way to ensure that they'll live up to their potential again next time – and the time after that.
But she acknowledged that playing in front of a small crowd was intimate in a way the large Lunt-Fontanne Theater, where "The Addams Family" is playing, was not.
Orozco acknowledged that nerves in front of a home crowd led to poor performances on the opening disciplines, the floor exercise and the pommel horse.
Digium understood and acknowledged the opportunity in front of them, so we were able to skip out on much of the fundraising process.
Nadli is himself a residential school survivor, and acknowledged his mistake in front of his peers.
From a view of bio-mechatronics, we also prospect some directions on the development of advanced robot hands, after fully acknowledging the challenges in front of us.
C.K. withdrew from public appearances for nine months after acknowledging he masturbated in front of women in the comedy world.
Or are we happy to acknowledge the artifice in front of us and take things at a face value that negates the need to anticipate any sense of the real?
