The phrase "acknowledgments of your" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the recognition or appreciation of someone's contributions or efforts.
Example: "In the report, we included acknowledgments of your hard work and dedication to the project."
Alternatives: "recognition of your" or "appreciation for your".
It was. . . an acknowledgment of your status and success as a photographer, being able to out-compete everybody else and get the most coveted placement in the magazine.
"If you don't have any form of identity, if you don't have any acknowledgment of your fundamental existence, then you're essentially shut out of the system.
A night at Giovanni Rana Pastificio & Cucina is this kind of dance: distrust of the restaurant's theme-park theatrics and grudging acknowledgment of your primal response to them.
"I urge you to feel a love that is courageous … the joyous acknowledgment of your interdependence with each and every other living being and with this environment itself," he said.
"I'm satisfied that the loss of your government career, the public acknowledgment of your fall from grace and the personal pain you and your family will have experienced provide the deterrent component of this sentence," the judge in the case, Alfred M. Wolin of Federal District Court in Newark, told Dr. Quinones.
Intellectual property law aside, you should insist on proper acknowledgment of your role in every project under ethical and professional standards in your field.
You can claim a deduction for a contribution of $250 or more only if you have an acknowledgment of your contribution from the qualified organization.
You may claim a deduction for a contribution of $250 or more only if you have a written acknowledgment of your contribution from a qualified organization, or if you have payroll deduction records.
Feigned adult A.D.D. has a similar consequence -- it sends you the signal, through diminished acknowledgment of your existence and essential humanity, that you are not very important.
