The phrase "acknowledgment of having" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition or acceptance of a particular state or condition that one possesses.
Example: "The acknowledgment of having completed the project on time was appreciated by the entire team."
Alternatives: "recognition of possessing" or "acceptance of having".
"There has been no acknowledgment of having her.
Moreover, Channel 4 supported Patchwork in part, perhaps in tacit acknowledgment of having missed the mark with MTS.
They note particularly Mr. Chiles's acknowledgment of having suffered from depression, for which he is still taking the prescription drug Prozac.
Our engagement with this horrific vision is only slightly marred by the author's acknowledgment of having in some places "taken the license of approximating dialogue for the purpose of maintaining the narrative" -- a dubious practice for a journalist.
First in his denials of any priestly wrongdoing, later in his acknowledgment of having dodged protesters and made errors in judgment, eventually in his being chased by the press as if he were O. J. Simpson, he embodies church authority during the course of this crisis.
Caitlyn Jenner's acknowledgment, in 2015, of having undergone facial feminization brought unprecedented attention to the process.
Simply know that if broad acclaim and the universal acknowledgment of genius have been denied you, you have not an uncomprehending public to blame but the choices you yourself have made and, more important, your own gifts or lack of same.
Obama's acknowledgment of this has helped the United States sustain a leadership role that was at risk from the global devastation caused by Wall Street.
Several cities weeks ago proclaimed the dry spell had been broken, but Wilson's pronouncement -- coming during a respite in a succession of tenacious winter storms that have pelted the state -- provided the state's official acknowledgment of what has become obvious to soggy residents from San Diego to Eureka.
They noted that it had been 20 months since he had dismissed Mr. Hanley from the priesthood in June 2002 and that all they had seen since then was "pastoral passivity" and little acknowledgment of what had happened and the diocese's role.
Saturday's game was a 40-minute acknowledgment of what has not changed.
