The phrase "acknowledging policy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is recognizing or accepting a specific policy or set of guidelines.
Example: "The committee is focused on acknowledging policy changes that impact our operations."
Alternatives: "recognizing policy" or "accepting policy".
But I also know that restaurants can — and should — do a much better job of graciously acknowledging policies that inconvenience customers and diplomatically explaining why those policies exist.
Whatever structural constraints pertain, the failures of local economic development must be attributed, in part, to decisions made and actions taken in response to acknowledged policy dilemmas.
President Jacques Chirac of France, in an interview broadcast from Élysée Palace, acknowledged policy differences with Washington in the past, but added that this time "France will certainly have to be at the United States's side".
Gone, too, are most of the administration's first-term hopes of a remade U.S.-Russian partnership — the so-called reset — that emphasized common approaches to global problems despite acknowledged policy differences.
Leaving Bosnians to explore the options that befall a failed state (with a Muslim plurality) – located within Europe but on the margins of its prosperity, unity and relative social cohesion – is to acknowledge policy bankruptcy and let others roll the dice on ways to end the current stalemate.
If recognised and acknowledged, policy can serve to either challenge or maintain this gender order.
Thus, in line with increasing returns theory, an initial high investment into an existing institution generated incentives to perpetuate the institution's design, purpose, and influence, notwithstanding its acknowledged policy gaps and repeated calls for reform.
State and local governments are increasingly acknowledging through policy shifts that marijuana is less harmful than those more potent drugs.
Here's Lemieux: … You can't discuss the restrictive aspects of abortion policy in some European countries without acknowledging other policies that make abortion more accessible.
Ashton sought to deflect the reservations, while acknowledging that policy-makers and experts would harbour severe doubts.
