The phrase "acknowledgments from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition or appreciation received from someone or a group, often in the context of a formal document or presentation.
Example: "In the report, we included acknowledgments from our sponsors who supported the project."
Alternatives: "recognition from" or "appreciation from".
Maintain written records of charitable contributions, including written acknowledgments from the recipients for any gifts of $250 or more.
It was one of the few direct acknowledgments from the valley that police brutality is a problem worth trying to hack or disrupt.
Has a popular blogger who has already received belated acknowledgments from NPR and "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" that they used his work without attribution had his material appropriated by another television show?
His new book lacks the conceptual boldness of those by Ellis and Gordon-Reed but lies close to his own preoccupations — as gleaned from the many glittering names in his acknowledgments, from Robert Caro to Mika Brzezinski, that exhibit an impressively well-tuned appreciation for the social status quo.
In those letters, Mr. Riddett and the Wright lawyer, Helen George, discussed whether Mr. Bruno wanted to change his employment status from consultant to part-time employee, a switch that would free Mr. Bruno of the legal obligation to obtain written acknowledgments from pension trustees that he was being paid for his work for Wright.
This process continues until the sink eventually receives the corresponding acknowledgments from its own cluster members.
Mr. Levin did extract one acknowledgment from Mr. Smith.
At first it received only polite acknowledgment from political leaders.
He borrowed much, without acknowledgment, from Basil Valentine.
AFTER the single ‐ click acknowledgment from Bob, only silence.
Mr. Venkataram shyly nodded his acknowledgment from across the room.
