The phrase "acknowledging more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of recognizing or accepting additional information, perspectives, or feelings.
Example: "In our discussions, we should focus on acknowledging more of the diverse viewpoints presented by the team."
Alternatives: "recognizing additional" or "accepting further".
I am interested in seeing this or acknowledging more (your) claim(s).
The attorney general sought to clarify that statement in a television interview Monday, acknowledging more frequent contact with Sampson.
While acknowledging more could be done, Mr. Wei said that 100percentt safety was impossible and warned against overemphasizing what he characterized as limited problems.
It is why I hope that 125 years from now, those that come after us will be acknowledging more legacies that South Australian women have generated.
Former Health Secretaries or ministers, Stephen Dorrell, Alan Milburn and Norman Lamb seek a cross-party commission to examine resources and structure, aiming for an end to the destructive, morale sapping, money wasting, bureaucratic divide between health and elderly care, while acknowledging more spending is needed.
He spoke at a news conference with a tone of relieved assurance, while acknowledging more than once that the bishops had met under the threat of a breakup in the Anglican Communion, as the loose network that grew out of the Church of England is called.
This for the acknowledgments page, which acknowledged more of my life than she wanted.
She acknowledges more complexity than most stars talk about.
She also acknowledges more personal layers of inspiration.
The prime minister acknowledged more could be done to improve social mobility in Britain.
The plaque acknowledges more than 40 corporate and individual contributors, all private except for the National Endowment for the Arts.
