The phrase "acknowledges negative" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing recognition of negative aspects or feedback, but it requires additional context for proper usage.
Example: "The report acknowledges negative feedback from the participants, indicating areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "recognizes drawbacks" or "addresses negative aspects".
Loraine, Oakland, California, US: Finally, an article that acknowledges negative connotations with thinness.
But, as Mr Dixon acknowledges, negative perceptions of Hull abound and that is reflected in some of the reaction on Twitter.
This caused Danny to lose interest in Mrs. Tang's Chinese class and therefore entrapping himself in a vicious cycle: acknowledges negative labeling lose interest does not perform negative labeling exacerbates.
Key intervention feedback and reward techniques include: 1) self-reflection that acknowledges negative thoughts and counters them with positive statements; and 2) praise and positive reflection for achieving goals.
"You can acknowledge negative feelings, but it doesn't mean you have to sit in them," she said.
The study found that teens had four main ways of using social media — and although they acknowledged negative emotions from each, most described their experiences as generally positive.
They can learn to acknowledge negative emotions, constructively reframe fear and criticism, develop realistic goals, create support systems, and reward themselves for achievements along the way.
Even Trump's treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, said this year that a strong dollar was "a good thing" in the long run, while acknowledging negative consequences for manufacturers.
Given the widely acknowledged negative impacts of fossil fuels, both on human health and on potential climate change, it is of interest to compare the impacts of low carbon alternative energy sources such as nuclear energy, hydropower, solar, wind and biomass.
Russell reluctantly chose to acknowledge negative facts as truth-makers for negative truths.
Abusers do, however, have a problem allowing and acknowledging negative feelings in others.
