The phrase "acknowledging the campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of recognizing or accepting the existence or importance of a campaign, often in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The committee is focused on acknowledging the campaign's impact on community awareness."
Alternatives: "recognizing the campaign" or "validating the campaign".
Ms. Hurtig also acknowledges the campaign's unconventional aspects.
Still, he and others acknowledge, the campaign by pain specialists and drug companies has had consequences.
He acknowledged the campaign was likely to change shape, perhaps becoming more of a movement than a candidacy.
Executives at Emergent acknowledge the campaign against VaxGen but say it was not directed at the company so much as the structure of the BioShield contract.
As for Mrs. Pirro's relationship with the Porzios, Mr. Hébert acknowledged the campaign contribution, but said that Mrs. Pirro was not a friend of the couple's.
She acknowledged the campaign was part of a corporate goal to "do good works throughout the community and derive some marketing exposure at the same time".
The truth, of course, is that the CIA has already acknowledged the campaign, and that dozens of government officials have spoken about it to Jo Becker and Scott Shane and many other reporters besides.
Even Democrats acknowledge the campaign is at a potentially critical point this week, though they remain confident that Trump's unpopularity is putting once strongly Republican states into play as well as traditional battlegrounds.
Miller acknowledged the campaign has cost his family personally and financially and that he is essentially living off money the campaign paid him back for a $100,000 loan he'd made at the beginning of the race.
An official at the city's health department, who was not authorized to be quoted by name, denied media reports that the print and Internet ads had been withdrawn, but acknowledged the campaign is being reworked.
