The phrase "acknowledgment given to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to express that recognition or credit is being formally attributed to someone or something.
Example: "In the report, acknowledgment is given to all contributors who helped in the research process."
Alternatives: "credit attributed to" or "recognition provided to".
Perhaps it is time that some acknowledgment be given to the important role that invigilators play in the 'creation' of many artworks and perhaps even academic research into the function that this unglamorous but vital job plays in our understanding and experience of so much contemporary art.
Special acknowledgments are given to Ms. Nicotine Increases Mental Efficiency: But How? Does Smoking Decrease Eating and Eating Increase Smoking?
The idea for Head of State, so the acknowledgments tell us, was given to Marr by Lord Chadlington, né Peter Selwyn Gummer, president of David Cameron's Witney constituency association and PR adviser to the government.
Crist's public acknowledgment gave rise to the theory that the Jaguars' business side would drive a football decision, an awkward and unwieldy situation that their general manager, Gene Smith, debunked again and again.
This is not a man given to irony or even to simple acknowledgment of history.
There is, however, a consensus that it should be given to those whose actions justify the acknowledgment.
An acknowledgment given by another country for our continent", says Bernadette Muongo of the Democratic Republic of Congo, "such a thing should also awake the African people".
"The Grey Album" is most lovely, I think, in the acknowledgment Mr. Young gives to the writers and musicians whose work nourished him.
On the one hand, his mainstream acknowledgment gave him the income and status to marry his "ideal" -- a characterization that undoubtedly reflected the all-too-common preference among blacks for lighter-skinned partners.
