The phrase "acknowledged the sources" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of recognizing or citing the origins of information or ideas in academic or professional writing.
Example: "In her research paper, she acknowledged the sources that contributed to her findings."
Alternatives: "recognized the sources" or "cited the sources".
The BHA has acknowledged the source of the positive samples had been established as a "product licensed in the EU and legally imported for use by a veterinary practice, the initial administration of which was recommended by a vet".
In 1978, Dylan acknowledged the source when he told journalist Marc Rowland: '"Blowin' in the Wind" has always been a spiritual.
The candles were lit as we acknowledged the Source of strength that blesses our lives and those in need of healing, and renews our body and spirit.
In his research, Prusiner has been accused of making "a lot of promises that don't work out" and being "stingy in acknowledging the sources of his ideas," Max writes.
Alternatively, we recommend that the authors acknowledge the sources of epistasis that they are not testing for given their experimental design and temper their conclusions accordingly.
Similar finding was observed in private medical college students as compared to public medical college students (APR = 0.5; 95% CI: 0.3, 0.9) for the scenario about a student who copies from the internet and other published sources without acknowledging the sources.
He only acknowledges the source of these quotations in an appendix, which he says his publishers' lawyers insisted he add.
Box four, provenance, could have been ticked more emphatically; restaurant menus have taken increasingly to acknowledging the source of their produce, right down to the farm.
You pledge that if you transfer these seeds or their derivatives you will acknowledge the source of these seeds and accompany your transfer with this pledge".
