The phrase "acknowledging achievement" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of recognizing or celebrating someone's accomplishments or successes.
Example: "The ceremony was dedicated to acknowledging achievement in the field of education."
Alternatives: "recognizing success" or "celebrating accomplishments".
The best settings for acknowledging achievement depend on which part of the world you're from, as we learned in the course of research we conducted a few years ago with 300 employees in nine different countries.
The intervention included frequent emails, personalised mail-outs of league tables describing recruitment performance relative to other centres, certificates acknowledging achievement of recruitment milestones and promotional materials related to the trial.
The assessment was to be comprehensive, acknowledging achievements of the CSP, identifying best practices and recommending future requirements for capacity building and quality assurance, once funding from CIDA comes to an end and management of schools is handed over to MOE and NGOs.
In the British honors system, titles often acknowledge achievement earned by providing safe hands in a crisis.
The law forced educators to acknowledge achievement gaps, even if they didn't always have the courage or capacity to address them.
But it wouldn't kill the music industry to create one music awards show that really acknowledged achievement with as little regard for popularity as movie awards have.
SAG Awards, now in their 24th year, acknowledge achievement in film and television, with ballots cast from a membership of 160,000 actors, performers, writers and musicians.
taste, respect for acknowledged achievements.
The foundation says the award is intended "for acknowledged achievements" in a career, not "as a stimulant to young talent".
All faculty and staff are encouraged to acknowledge achievements of eligible HLS staff members by nominating them for a Dean's Award for Excellence.
The awards, which acknowledge achievements in dance and performance art, are named for Bessie Schönberg, a teacher of dance composition who died in 1997.
