The phrase "acknowledging its importance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the significance or value of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "In our discussion, we must focus on acknowledging its importance in the overall context of our research."
Alternatives: "recognizing its significance" or "appreciating its value."
When your colleague says, "My work on this paper was really important," acknowledging its importance gives you more power, not less, as you present your own case.
Acknowledging its importance, many research efforts have gone into improving a turbocharger performance, which includes turbine volute.
Mr. Spacey said he believed the health of the theater depended in part on people in film acknowledging its importance.
Despite acknowledging its importance to patients, the majority of deans are uncertain about including spirituality and do not think more content is needed.
Authors who include leisure, hereby acknowledging its importance for older adults' personal wellbeing, encounter another difficulty.
Such interventions do not require direct participation of doctors, perhaps reflecting unwillingness to engage in delivery of spiritual care despite acknowledging its importance for some patients.
When the Métropole du Grand Paris acknowledged its importance it converted the Plaine Commune into an établissement public territorial for 440,000 inhabitants.
The game's director Tetsuya Takahashi did not initially think "music was all that important" compared to graphics, but eventually acknowledged its importance when he realized it could strongly enhance the expressivity of the images.
She discusses the Palestinian cause and acknowledges its importance but does not claim that it is the source of all Muslim ill will toward the West.
After ignoring the existence of an organic food industry for years, the Agriculture Department finally acknowledged its importance in December by proposing regulations to govern it, which are referred to in the E.P.A. brochure.
