The phrase "acknowledges good" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone recognizing or accepting something positive or beneficial.
Example: "The report acknowledges good practices in environmental sustainability that should be adopted by all companies."
Alternatives: "recognizes the positive" or "accepts the good".
Presumption and malicious detraction rile him, but he acknowledges good will, loses bets like a gentleman and praises his Volscian nemesis without reserve.
Greta acknowledges good work is going on around the UK but it found inconsistent approaches in different areas.
"We have been deeply concerned about the situation and support a course of action that both respects Geoffrey's rights to the presumption of innocence and due process, but also acknowledges good corporate governance in these circumstances," the statement read.
Acknowledging good work is the first step.
It can be used as a greeting, a farewell, or to acknowledge good or bad news.
The Epicurean, while acknowledging good and evil, celebrates a much smaller, warmer and more relativist vision of life.
It is worth remembering that the one unequivocally and universally acknowledged good and lasting result of the fall of Saddam Hussein was the continuation of over 20 years of democracy in the Kurdish region.
However, Dr Litchfield did acknowledge "good progress" made by the Work Capability Assessment system since its last review.
When you acknowledge good work, it helps to boost feelings of confidence and self-assurance.
For the development team representatives, interaction with user participants will serve as an opportunity to acknowledge good feedback, ask follow-up questions, and provide direction for future comments.
But in other cases, investors who were burned when the bubble burst have been unwilling to acknowledge good companies with good prospects and stocks trading at attractive valuations.
