The phrase "acknowledgements from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition or thanks given by someone or a group, typically in a formal context such as a report, thesis, or publication.
Example: "The acknowledgements from the author highlighted the contributions of various individuals who supported the research."
Alternatives: "recognition from" or "thanks from".
On it goes, the grudging acknowledgements from just about everywhere that James now has the upper hand.
PAGE A21 Sports JAMES'S DETRACTORS BRACE FOR A TITLE After LeBron James's widely criticized departure from Cleveland, there are grudging acknowledgements from just about everywhere that he is the N.B.A.'s most compelling and transcendent figure and approaching his greatest hour as his team, the Miami Heat, play in the N.B.A. Finals.
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The game received universal acclaim from the media, as well as awards and acknowledgements from gaming publications.
We created a metric based on grant acknowledgements from MEDLINE, using a grant-to-article linkage dataset from a previous study [46].
Over the trial and consultancy period for the FORM grading process, we obtained feedback from invited experts (see acknowledgements), from current guideline developers and from the public.
It has failed to satisfy Jubair, who wants a public acknowledgement from the US of its lethal mistake.
The acknowledgement from no less than AP McCoy, 20 times jump champion, was simple: "He was a true genius".
At one point he quoted a phrase from "Fascinating Rhythm" and then conjugated it through several different keys, in the manner of John Coltrane's "Acknowledgement," from "A Love Supreme".
I would also expect an apology or acknowledgement from the head chef or floor manager, though not necessarily any discounts or gifts from the restaurant.
This is an admission that there are serious problems, a rare acknowledgement from a country so characteristically precious about its internal affairs.
