The phrase "acknowledgement of the source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of recognizing where information or ideas originate, particularly in academic or professional contexts.
Example: "In academic writing, proper acknowledgement of the source is crucial to avoid plagiarism and give credit to original authors."
Alternatives: "citation of the source" or "recognition of the source".
Establish rules and requirements for acknowledgement of the data source, crediting of the project, funder and others as required.
Data Use Agreements should consider the following; 1) List the permitted uses and disclosures of the data 2) Establish who is permitted to use or receive the data 3) Establish rules and requirements for acknowledgement of the data source, crediting of the project, funder and others as required.
Roig (2016) highlights that some forms of text recycling are normal in academic life such as converting conference presentations and theses to journal articles and the textual reuse between editions of books, as long as there is appropriate acknowledgement of the original source.
Dodd's statement was a rare acknowledgement of the dominant source of most corporate political power -- money.
Later issues of the magazine also saw many reprints from Famous Fantastic Mysteries; in tacit acknowledgement of the new source of material, the title was changed to Super Science and Fantastic Stories from the December 1944 issue.
The results of individual risk assessments should be reported with explicit acknowledgement of the possible sources of error associated with their use.
Of particular importance is the acknowledgement that the source of Ang II could also be a result of a local RAS within the muscle vasculature, the inflammatory response associated with muscle damage, arrive through systemic sources [38], or any combination of these scenarios.
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In both cases, about half of these UK attributed papers contained acknowledgements which allowed the source of funding for the research to be identified.
