The phrase "acknowledgment changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to modifications or updates made to acknowledgments, such as in a report or document.
Example: "The acknowledgment changes in the final draft reflect the contributions of all team members."
Alternatives: "modifications to acknowledgments" or "revisions of acknowledgments".
The White House needs to find a more credible means of assuring the public that the email addresses used to sign in will actually be used as promised and that the White House won't suddenly and without meaningful acknowledgment change the terms of email use as it has changed the other terms of participation on the website.
Unfortunately the book's closing acknowledgments change the number of those files to 2,932.
The situation that prompts worship thus calls for change or for the acknowledgment of change.
The draft is, at least, an official acknowledgment that change is necessary, and that, as in all things, is the first step towards recovery.
I stood shoulder to shoulder with people I referred to as colored, then negro, then black, then African-American, connotative acknowledgment of the changes happening around us.
Only 4(6%) of the 64 reviews with an outcome discrepancy described the reason for the change in the review, with no acknowledgment of the change in any of the eight reviews containing potentially biased discrepancies.
L&D can be considered a powerful indicator, or metric, of social vulnerability, displaying the impact of climate change in a visible and concrete form, and thereby supporting the acknowledgment that climate change is already happening.
First, we see the full acknowledgment that a change has transpired, with no effort to soft-pedal the previous stance.
It concludes on a note of resolve grounded in the acknowledgment that historical change can be a long, slow process.
The show mentions the "credit crunch" as an acknowledgment of a changed economy, but in the same old spirit of political incorrectness.
