The phrase "acknowledgment of weakness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is recognizing or admitting their own limitations or vulnerabilities.
Example: "His acknowledgment of weakness during the meeting showed great maturity and self-awareness."
Alternatives: "recognition of vulnerability" or "admission of frailty."
Many speak of local issues as most important; this is partly true, but partly an acknowledgment of the weakness of the party's main message whose architect, Mr Miliband, few are depicting on their leaflets.
The way Dash "is launching is a strong acknowledgment of the weakness of traditional magazine distribution and the strength of vital local-market newspapers to deliver an audience," she added.
In an acknowledgment of the weakness of building codes in the countryside, the National Development and Reform Commission said on May 27 that it had drafted an amendment to improve construction standards for primary and middle schools in rural areas.
The new leadership's "unwavering determination" to see thorough change, backed by new resources and the acknowledgment of past weaknesses, was praised in its report.
Yet for the most part he maintains a laudable objectivity.Beyond the tittle-tattle and self-confessed snobbery, Lees-Milne's saving grace was a ruthless acknowledgment of his own weaknesses and contradictions.
But even his vague comments last week about his openness to new revenues to resolve the fiscal impasse — and about a desire to work on some sort of immigration reform legislation, in a blunt acknowledgment of his party's weakness among Hispanic voters — got immediate pushback from some members, including Mr. Fleming and Representative Steve King of Iowa.
After handing this Christmas gift to the anti-regulatory forces, SBA's Office of Advocacy owes the public something more than burying a begrudging acknowledgment of the report's weakness on an obscure webpage.
Requesting help can be perceived, especially by us, as an admission of weakness or an acknowledgment that we're not capable of doing something.
