The phrase "acknowledging reasons" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the act of recognizing or accepting the rationale behind a decision or situation.
Example: "In our meeting, we spent time acknowledging reasons for the project's delays to better understand the challenges we face."
Alternatives: "recognizing justifications" or "accepting explanations".
Experts praise Redlands' inclusive approach, but acknowledge reasons why such centers are rare on college campuses. .
Some studies acknowledge reasons for migration beyond remuneration but do not analyse the relationship or associations between the factors influencing migration or develop an understanding of the relative significance of each factor [ 1, 15, 19, 22, 23].
Gove's sole acknowledged reason for running, according to his announcement, was that Johnson could not do the job.
One widely acknowledged reason women fail to flourish in Silicon Valley is its "boys' club" work hard/play hard culture that is unwelcoming to women.
During the Enlightenment, Christians and Jews acknowledged reason as a powerful, life-changing force.
Lack of supervision, resulting in workers feeling unappreciated, de-motivated and frustrated, was an acknowledged reason health workers were not interested to work anymore within the public health sector.
Curiously, the judges deemed our submission to be the best among three, but they disagree with our overall assessment that SENS is pseudoscience without even acknowledging the reasons why we reached our conclusion.
This starts by acknowledging the reasons they'd rather play than take out the trash rather than acting as though they share our concern over the task at hand.
When a person is in therapy, often he or she will initially offer up the reasons they are most willing to acknowledge -- the reasons that place them in the best light or the reasons that hurt the least to expose.
Acknowledging the reason that your counterpart got upset can often help turn things around.
