The phrase "acknowledgement and support" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to recognizing someone's efforts or contributions and offering assistance or encouragement.
Example: "The committee expressed their acknowledgement and support for the volunteers who worked tirelessly on the project."
Alternatives: "recognition and assistance" or "appreciation and backing".
This acknowledgement and support, which included a range of local resources, positioned Intuit as a brand who deeply understands the passion behind becoming, and succeeding, at being an entrepreneur.
Our researchers have responded very favourably to acknowledgement and support for the high standards of their conduct, and to recommendations for improvement, when these are warranted.
Not only does the physician need to help surrogates understand the reality of the patient's medical situation, but also, there needs to be time, acknowledgement, and support given for the family to grieve the loss of their hopes for the future with the patient, even prior to the death.
More generally, everyday interactions that do, or do not, foster acknowledgement, respect and support in the workplace.
The words of acknowledgement, encouragement and support, especially when granted to a person under much stress, calms her amygdala mediated response - of fight-flight-freeze - allowing her to move into a more thoughtful and calm state.
Solving the water-related problems in the unserved regions of the developing world will demand acknowledgement, and attendant support of local processes that already exist in such locations.
In addition, there needs to be acknowledgement and expectation that support for managing long-term conditions comes from both outside and within the health system [ 43].
Acknowledgement of SCI membership and support (for pilot projects and from core facilities) on publications, abstracts, posters, and presentations.
There was acknowledgement that the selection and support of each agency's Technical Director often spelled the difference between success and difficulties.
Determined to improve, Rhea referred herself to a local rehabilitation centre and immediately found acknowledgement, support, and crucially, the practical tools to get back on her feet.
The best adolescents can do is maintain their self-care routines as carefully as they can, a difficult task likely to be facilitated by parental support, acknowledgement and reward.
