The phrase "acknowledged the ability of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing recognition or acceptance of someone's skills or capabilities in a specific context.
Example: "The committee acknowledged the ability of the candidates to adapt to changing circumstances."
Alternatives: "recognized the capability of" or "appreciated the skill of".
The prize acknowledges the ability of a University of Chicago student in the College to utilize GIS and spatial thinking to develop a digital narrative using Esri's Story Maps applications.
The Prize acknowledges the ability of a University of Chicago College student to utilize GIS and spatial thinking to develop a digital narrative using Esri's Story Maps applications.
This competitive award for excellence and clarity in science writing acknowledges the ability of a University of Chicago College student to produce a paper, on a scientific topic, which is thorough in its arguments but accessible to a broad readership.
If we can acknowledge the ability of veterans and reward them with a job and training opportunities, I am confident the same can be done for the long-term unemployed.
However, several informants spoke of doctors failing to acknowledge the abilities of qualified midwives and discouraging them from performing tasks for which they were capable.
As it was acknowledged that the ability of providers to indeed provide PFMT was also dependent on referrers and the patients themselves, providers were also given an opportunity to discuss their perceptions of barriers and enablers to PFMT from the perspectives of these other participant groups.
Chief Justice Roberts acknowledged the "unparalleled ability" of DNA testing "both to exonerate the wrongly convicted and to identify the guilty".
Acknowledging the technical abilities of today's dancers, Grey said: "There doesn't seem to be as much depth of spirit and soul.
Humans have the acknowledged ability of self-control.
