The phrase "acknowledging the input" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of recognizing or accepting someone's contributions or feedback.
Example: "In our meeting, we focused on acknowledging the input from all team members to ensure everyone felt valued."
Alternatives: "recognizing the feedback" or "validating the contributions."
As a leader, effective forms of communication are also critical because they can help you efficiently distill information and commit to taking immediate action — even if the action is simply acknowledging the input.
The YPAP model adopts a social-ecological framework acknowledging the input of various personal, social and environmental influences on physical activity.
They may also give themselves undue credit for positive achievements instead of acknowledging the input of others or of circumstances.
He freely acknowledges the input of friends, and of staff at his research and public affairs consultancy - recruited because their expertise augments his own.
The last title acknowledges the input of Cameroon's Bika Bika Pierre, while producer Vincent Vagh keeps things uncluttered and mostly acoustic (unusually, a French "world" album without synths).
But it has been given a fresh edge by John Fuegi's critical biography "Bertolt Brecht: His Life and Lies", which claims in great detail what most Brecht scholars knew already that he was unscrupulously disinclined to acknowledge the input of his co-workers and behaved like a rat to his lovers.
And while Warburton is among the squad's younger generation, the skipper has acknowledged the input of Wales' experienced players in New Zealand.
I would like to acknowledge the input from colleagues at the Blair Research Institute, the Biomedical Research and Training Institute, the Human Sciences Research Council, and from collaborating agencies that gave views on the contents of the article.
The authors acknowledge the input of the Division of Research Development (Subcommittee B) at Stellenbosch University.
