The phrase "acknowledgment of mistakes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the recognition or admission of errors made in a particular context, such as in personal reflection, professional settings, or academic discussions.
Example: "The team's acknowledgment of mistakes during the project review helped to foster a culture of transparency and improvement."
Alternatives: "recognition of errors" or "admission of faults".
Yet there had been "no acknowledgment of mistakes publicly or privately" from either O'Reilly or Ailes.
The status report noted that errors were made in the incidents of coalition troops fired on by their own forces, but it gave no new acknowledgment of mistakes by American forces in the other attacks, including the January raid in Oruzgan, where American forces killed at least 16 people who where neither Taliban nor Al Qaeda.
The Muslim Brotherhood, meanwhile, made a rare acknowledgment of mistakes during the yearlong tenure of deposed President Mohamed Morsi, even while castigating the current government.
An acknowledgment of past mistakes would be nice.
Republicans called for his ouster, while Democrats generally said they accepted the speaker's acknowledgment of his mistakes and his pledge to handle future allegations more forthrightly.
The radicals, tangling with one another, share an understanding of hard times underground and an acknowledgment of stupid mistakes — the drift, long ago, from protest into violence.
In a letter to Catholic bishops, released last week, he made an unusual public acknowledgment of Vatican mistakes over the rehabilitation of Bishop Richard Williamson.
American officials stress that his remarks were an acknowledgment of past mistakes, reflecting his personal opinion, and that they did not represent an official apology on behalf of the United States government.
Without a mutual acknowledgment of the mistakes made, and some form of accountability, he warned, another reversion to torture may be difficult to prevent: "Nothing predicts future behavior as much as past impunity".
In an explicit acknowledgment of past mistakes, Mr Blatter said that in future FIFA would not sell marketing rights to third parties.As if all this were not enough, a German newspaper has alleged that ISMM maintained a slush fund in a Liechtenstein foundation, called Nunca (Spanish for "never"), to pay bribes to senior sports administrators.
For Ryan to forge ahead without Sanchez — of whom he said last November, "He's going to be our quarterback for as long as I'm here, which I hope is a long, long time" — would be an acknowledgment of a mistake.
