The phrase "acknowledgement of having" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition or acceptance of a particular state or condition that one possesses or has experienced.
Example: "The acknowledgement of having made mistakes is the first step towards personal growth."
Alternatives: "recognition of possessing" or "acceptance of having".
In contrast to other reports on positive posttraumatic outcome [ 30, 35], PTSD and non-PTSD were not characterized by differences in social acknowledgement or of having had the opportunity to talk openly about war-time experiences with someone.
For Douglas this was a formal acknowledgement of his having already been freed three weeks earlier but for Alexander this was a total reversal of crown policy towards the Lordship.
His bipolarity is well attested; his public acknowledgement of it has been immensely valuable for many people, as has his frank embrace of his sexual orientation.
"There was no acknowledgement of what had happened.
The neoconservatives' disillusionment and honest acknowledgement of it, has proved rare on this side of the Atlantic.
"This is full acknowledgement of what has been clear for a long time: orangutan conservation is failing," Andrew Marshall, one of the authors of the assessment, told Mongabay.
What started as a modest exhibition at an Italian-American museum in San Francisco in 1994 snowballed into a landmark book edited by Mr. DiStasi ("Una Storia Segreta: The Secret History of Italian-American Evacuation and Internment During World War II," published by Heyday Books) and a campaign to teach the story and gain official acknowledgement of what had taken place.
For most victims, it's about the acknowledgement of what has been done".
But after all these years, the acknowledgement of progress has at least emerged.
The cancer was the acknowledgement of what had its hook in me and my ability to transcend it.
