The phrase "acknowledging them with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of recognizing or addressing someone or something in a particular manner.
Example: "In her speech, she emphasized the importance of acknowledging them with gratitude for their contributions."
Alternatives: "recognizing them with" or "appreciating them with".
Interestingly, an expressive visual language also suits the Globe space well: the audience is not only close to the stage but a part of the action, with the actors acknowledging them with a nod, a wink or a table-turning heckle, and often executing their exits and entrances by boisterously making their way through the crowded yard as though it's a Monday morning rush hour.
Self-compassionate people are more likely to take responsibility for their past mistakes, while acknowledging them with greater emotional equanimity.
And then, for some reason, maybe because I annoy them by not acknowledging them with eye contact, they both step closer to me.
Practice making women feel more comfortable in "unsafe" areas by acknowledging them with eye contact and a courteous smile.
The Chelsea fans immediately stood to give Mourinho a standing ovation, to which he acknowledged them with a wave.
"We love you!" Patricia Amorim, the president of Flamengo, Brazil's most popular sports club, blushed and acknowledged them with a small wave.
When Piniella made the first of three trips to the mound in the seventh, fans behind the dugout gave him a standing ovation as he came off the field and he acknowledged them with a little wave of his hand.
Gervinho opened up Udinese for Van Persie's equaliser and by the end of the match the small knot of Arsenal fans in the corner of the stadium were singing to Wenger to acknowledge them with a wave.
They simply passed by someone who acknowledged them politely, acknowledged them with a smile or stared straight through them as if they weren't even there.
