The phrase "acknowledged the major" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone recognizes or accepts the significance of a particular subject or issue, often in academic or formal discussions.
Example: "During the meeting, she acknowledged the major contributions of her colleagues to the project."
Alternatives: "recognized the significance" or "accepted the importance".
Although in the interviews and group discussions the overwhelming majority of health professionals acknowledged the major role played by these cadres in the provision of surgical care, recognition is in fact inadequate.
Almost every president of the 20th century acknowledged the major role of consumption in the American economy.
He never acknowledged the major important geological differences between Fukushima and the Indian Point site that reduce his scenario to an exercise in science fiction.
The FSA is conducting a 12-week consultation on whether to update their advice following the ACMSF report, but has already acknowledged the "major reduction in the risk from salmonella in UK eggs since 2001".
Toby Harris, chairman of Metropolitan police authority, said in an earlier statement: "I acknowledged the major contribution Brian Paddick was making to community confidence and the reduction of crime in Lambeth.
Congress and state governors also acknowledged the major recommendations of both commissions.
He said the proposal "seems not to fully acknowledge the major regulatory changes already put in place and those still forthcoming".
A total interpretive structural modeling is used in this research to identity, interpret and acknowledge the major technological capabilities of firms that influence the resilience capabilities of their supply chains.
It's not hard to imagine Fuego acknowledging the major problems with the economic engine of the business, but rationalizing that capital can be used to both scale the model and fix the model at the same time.
The anniversary of VAWA in fact provides a perfect moment to acknowledge the major U.S. political institutions that have created the crucial foundations and momentum for urgent change.
My own TEDx talk acknowledges the major contribution of Zimbardo's and Milgram's social psychological theories of cruelty, but reminds us that we need to understand its neurobiological and developmental psychological roots too.
