The phrase "acknowledging the needs of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the importance of recognizing and addressing the requirements or concerns of a particular group or individual.
Example: "In our project, we are committed to acknowledging the needs of our community to ensure that our solutions are effective and inclusive."
Alternatives: "recognizing the requirements of" or "addressing the concerns of".
The present study aims at depicting the context and the need of strengthening science-stakeholder-policy interface to achieve sustainability goals, acknowledging the need of transparent communication, of translating scientific results in comprehensible knowledge for a broader audience and in operational options for decision makers.
The inaugural issue includes articles on getting community centers and nursing homes to acknowledge the needs of elderly gay people, and a personal account of caring for an elderly parent.
The turmoil at Manouba has kept Dean Kazdaghli, who is elected by faculty representatives, at the top of the news and editorial pages, sometimes admired for his embrace of a secular campus, sometimes derided for letting things get out of control or for failing to acknowledge the needs of the Salafist students.
But compassionate and smart care requires that we acknowledge the needs of people who do and will have dementia and that we have both day (or night, for "sundowners") programs and facilities for those who will lack caregivers, and that those facilities have programs to engage the individual as long as possible.
"Whilst I acknowledge the needs of a digital world for co-ordination, it seems to me to be crazy to throw away one of the trading week's two peaks, and the ability to restock and rectify errors before the week's second peak," Mills said.
However, as the new national plan acknowledges, the needs of people with a learning disability and/or autism who display behaviour that challenges are diverse: Some will have a mental health problems which may result in them displaying behaviour that challenges.
In addition, for effective mitigation strategies to be adopted, researchers need to conduct rigorous field testing of outcomes under different landscape settings, acknowledge the needs of end-users when developing research proposals and consider effective methods of knowledge transfer to ensure effective uptake of actions.
