The phrase "acknowledging that everyone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to recognize or accept a fact that applies to all individuals in a particular context.
Example: "In our discussion about team dynamics, acknowledging that everyone has different perspectives is crucial for effective collaboration."
Alternatives: "recognizing that all individuals" or "accepting that each person".
Acknowledging that everyone has to shop, Lagerfeld converted the interior of the Grand Palais into a big-box store; it was brightly lit and fully stocked with groceries and hardware.
In fact, it wouldn't be shocking to see Apple raise the base allotment to 10GB, make the cheapest plan 25GB and perhaps push the $3.99 plan to 250GB just for the sake of acknowledging that everyone else has gotten cheaper.
She's the kind of woman, he says, that when you're at a party you know that you can catch her eye across a crowded room and exchange the wonderful, silent intimacy of acknowledging that everyone in the place is a dickhead.
Andersen says that they really want to "keep it real," acknowledging that everyone fails and struggles when building a company, no matter what level.
He says Irishmen should be remembered alongside those nearer to Westminster, as "there were 200,000 of us". "We have made progress in the last four years in commemorating and remembering the First World War and making it a shared experience in Ireland, for all parts of Ireland, acknowledging that everyone suffered losses," he says.
Red Hot is our way of acknowledging that everyone's mobile needs have evolved.
Perhaps we acknowledge that everyone has issues and we shouldn't burden anyone with our own.
It does need to be acknowledged that everyone has their limits.
"It helps make up the difference, and it also acknowledges that everyone is struggling in this economy," said Kristen M. Phillips, the orchestra's executive director.
Sean Donnelly, a political analyst, acknowledged that "everyone got it wrong," adding that the outcome might have stemmed from a sense that "if the government wants us to vote yes, there must be some catch to it".
Although this is true, wider society needs to acknowledge that everyone is fighting with their own demons, and to comment on someone's body can open a whole Pandora's Box of pain.
