The phrase "acknowledged with this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being recognized or confirmed in relation to the current context or document.
Example: "Your contributions to the project are acknowledged with this letter of appreciation."
Alternatives: "recognized in this" or "confirmed with this".
It is encouraging to see this acknowledged with the welcoming of these partner animals that will make pollination, pest control and the production of food possible without chemicals.
But, he acknowledged, "With these guys you never know.
In a statement, John MacDonald, chairman of the Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff joint venture, said, "We understand and acknowledge with this resolution that our performance did not meet our commitment to the public or our own expectations".
The authors wish to acknowledge with this manuscript the life and work of Prof. Robert Dinser, MD, who died in a tragic accident shortly after completion of this work and the first submission of this manuscript to Arthritis Research & Therapy.
The need for greater education and training amongst clinicians has been widely acknowledged, with studies in this review demonstrating the role that research networks can have in implementing these improvements in the field of orthopaedics.
Moshen D. Shabana, chief fuel cell engineer on the project, acknowledged with a smile that this was "the most expensive vehicle I ever touched".
All gifts are tax-deductible and will be acknowledged with a letter for this purpose.
What he asks us to acknowledge with "The Graphic Canon" is this: "Gulliver's Travels," "Wuthering Heights," "Leaves of Grass" — these works of literature do not reside just on the shelves of academia; they flourish in the eye of our imagination.
The final explanation is so perfunctory it could have been devised on the back of a napkin by M Night Shyamalan – though of course this absurdity, acknowledged with stoner fatalism, is part of the comedy.
