The word "acknowledgments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an expression of thanks or appreciation for help or assistance that has been provided. Example sentence: We would like to express our sincere acknowledgments to all those who have contributed to this project.
China's space programme is at last coming out.Special report A wary respect Round and round it goes Tug-of-car The price of cleanliness Overkill A message from Confucius Sore points Aiming high The rich scent of freedom A dragon of many colours Source and acknowledgments ReprintsAmerica in particular will turn its eyes on Wenchang as China gets ready to shoot for the moon.
Hanging separately Cottoning on The Afghan plague Your move Acknowledgments ReprintsRegional tensions, uneven military capabilities and different perceptions of security threats and how to deal with them—have undermined attempts to rebuild collective security.
Taiyanggong was connected to the grid with nearly eight months to spare.Special report A wary respect Round and round it goes Tug-of-car The price of cleanliness Overkill A message from Confucius Sore points Aiming high The rich scent of freedom A dragon of many colours Source and acknowledgments ReprintsMoney was no object.
New world ahead Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsMoreover, the officials led by George Bush, seasoned though many of the senior ones are, have not yet inspired confidence that they know what broader set of policies they wish to follow, let alone how they might seek to reshape the world.
Hence the mission to woo the locals.Special report The melting north Uncovering an ocean Pity the copepod Too much to fight over One man and his dogs Hidden treasure Short and sharp Cold comfort Sources & acknowledgmentsReprintsShell's scientists described their precautions against oil spills, which are far more stringent now than they were before the 2010 Deepwater Horizon leak.
Sources & acknowledgmentsReprints"Today there's Jewishness on the television, on the radio, in music, dance and theatre.
So, for all the breast-beating in the pastoral letter, there is no acknowledgment of Benedict's own culpability.
It was a painful process, a tacit acknowledgment on Jane's part that she would not be able to take photographs indefinitely – she was in her late 70s at the time – and a growing awareness that this had been an immense support to her in a way she had always taken for granted.
The state authority is very weak and is absent.... There's a lack of political acknowledgment of the presence of the LRA in the area".
The gravity of Keating's speech lies in its unambiguous acknowledgment that past crimes are inextricably – practically, emotionally, symbolically – linked to present Indigenous disadvantage.
I think opposition to this has softened within politics in acknowledgment of the fact that the community has shifted its view in favour.
