The phrase "acknowledging class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about social structures, education, or any context where class distinctions are relevant.
Example: "In her lecture, she emphasized the importance of acknowledging class in understanding societal dynamics."
Alternatives: "recognizing class" or "considering class".
More than any other Whiteread sculpture since "House, Villagege" acknowledges class tension.
In "Queer Eye," demonstrations of socio-economic class differences are everywhere, yet the show refuses to acknowledge class at all.
For one thing Ms. Riggen (whose credits include the immigrant melodrama "Under the Same Moon") and the screenwriter, Hiram Martinez, forthrightly acknowledge class and ethnicity, realities that most filmmakers prefer to sentimentalize or avoid altogether.
Diane Reay (2004) does an empirical study of women from manual labor family backgrounds and their relation to the schooling of their children, and discovers that they use a discourse that acknowledges class differences of educational access and career possibilities, even though it does not specifically define these by class per se.
Don't leave it to conservatives to acknowledge class privilege.
Jassin writes that "Amir's song is the song of a man's soul", showing sadness and joy which do not acknowledge class or creed.
Class Action's ultimate goal is what Phillips calls "class sharing", open discussions in workshops about "who gets paid what and why, with people acknowledging their class backgrounds and the strengths and limitations that people have".
He recommends, acknowledging in class that some students will feel anxious or uncertain about learning in a new, unfamiliar way, and to take time to explain how they may benefit from the flipped classroom.
Judges are increasingly acknowledging that class-action certification, designed to be a mere step in the litigation process, all too often puts defendants under unbearable pressure to settle, even when they have a reasonable chance of winning on merit.
The Hollywood comedies of the last decade tended to avoid making light of or even acknowledging working-class anxieties and depression in favor of horny postgrad aimlessness and blog-friendly pop-culture references.
