The phrase "acknowledged the performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognizing or accepting the quality or execution of a performance, such as in a review or feedback context.
Example: "The director acknowledged the performance of the lead actor during the awards ceremony, highlighting their exceptional talent."
Alternatives: "recognized the performance" or "appreciated the performance."
The 40-year-old Bristol-based firm acknowledged the performance of its commercials division which achieved its highest level of turnover since 2010.
In December Apple publicly acknowledged the performance hit which affects the iPhone 6, 6S, 7 and SE, responding to online complaints that it throttles performance on the older iPhones by saying it was doing so to prolong the life of devices which could suffer unexpected shutdowns because older batteries were not able to handle peaks of processing power.
Sturgis' boss, coach Anthony Lynn, acknowledged the performance left him "disappointed, no doubt," after blown kicks haunted his first season on the Chargers sideline.
You do have to acknowledge the performance legacy: we're really stuck with Edith Evans' 36-syllable version of "a handbag".
Francona acknowledged the uneven performance but sounded hopeful of a revival.
Simon Bax, Archant chairman, acknowledged the strong performance but warned that the market remains tough.
The Knicks simply acknowledged the virtuoso performance, seeming grateful it was over.
Performance | In his first public appearance since a lackluster initial public offering in May, Facebook's chief executive, Mark Zuckerberg, acknowledged the "disappointing" performance of its share price, but said the company continued to build new things in the face of criticism.
The Taliban control or contest more territory in Afghanistan than at any time since they were ousted by a U.S.-backed intervention in late 2001, and U.S. officials have acknowledged the uneven performance of Afghan security forces.
Devils Coach Larry Robinson acknowledged the goaltenders' performances but was upset by the Devils' lack of production on the power play.
The Help, which sees Spencer play an outspoken African-American maid, has been heavily criticised for its simplistic view of the civil rights struggle in the early 60s, but critics have also acknowledged the fine performances of its ensemble cast.
