The phrase "acknowledgment of the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to recognizing or accepting the significance of a particular time or moment.
Example: "In our meeting, we should include an acknowledgment of the time we have spent on this project."
Alternatives: "recognition of the time" or "appreciation of the time".
So it is a pleasure to see her in the Hartford Stage's current production and an unavoidable acknowledgment of the passage of time that she is playing Big Mama.
It should be noted that the acknowledgment of the different lead times in outcomes of the implemented precursors strictly depend on the proper understanding of Lithosphere Atmosphere Ionosphere (LAI) coupling mechanism during seismic activities.
He veers between frustration with the deliberations at the Guardian, his journalistic home at the time, and acknowledgment of the "remarkable speed and boldness" with which it published, despite pressure from two governments.
In 2010 the British Museum became the first organization to engage a Wikipedian in residence, which was seen at the time as an acknowledgment of the fact that Wikipedia articles about libraries, museums and other institutions were sometimes drawing far more traffic than the institution's own Web sites.
As far as holiday poems go, "Greetings, Friends!" — a New Yorker tradition — is as much an acknowledgment of the season as a noting of the times.
In April, a senior vice-president at HBO told the New York Times the network didn't view password sharing "as a pervasive problem at this time", an implicit acknowledgment of the practice.
Most of the time, it was just an acknowledgment that everything was okay.
Scheduling the final in prime time for the first time last year was a clear acknowledgment of the popularity of the women's game.
Reports of Biden's interest in a 2016 presidential campaign come at a time of rising public acknowledgment of the damage that decades of reckless drug policy have wrought.
His conscious, open, and unashamed acknowledgment of earlier contributions to scientific inquiry was foreign to the spirit, method, and purpose of the theologians of the time.
