The phrase "analysis and acknowledgement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination and recognition of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The report includes a thorough analysis and acknowledgement of the challenges faced by the organization."
Alternatives: "evaluation and recognition of" or "assessment and acceptance of".
There was acknowledgement of the centrality of cultural mores for Indigenous Australian people to attend to the complexity of cross-cultural situations and acknowledgement of historical power relations.
Clear understanding of demonstrating empathy, rapport-building and acknowledgement of emotional responses.
A major criticism is the lack of citation and acknowledgement of previous literature.
There are important research and policy implications associated with the identification and acknowledgement of lay perspectives of SA.
The rapid growth and acknowledgement of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) is evident all over the world.
However, through the rigorous application of the Delphi method to achieve consensus on important activities and outcomes in Phase one, and the a priori application of the Logic Model to data collection and analysis, following an acknowledgement of the context in which the roles are operationalised, the findings from the study can be compared with similar research internationally.
Crucially, not only did these shifts potentially result in different stories being shared, but awareness within myself facilitated a more engaged analysis where acknowledgement of our common worlds, but also more radical differences, facilitated a deeper and more emotionally engaged reflection on the words spoken.
We will identify seven trial-specific discrepancy items, including the objectives, inclusion and exclusion criteria, end points, sample size, additional analyses, type of population analysis and sponsor acknowledgement.
In analysis of the acknowledgement of a physician's fault by court decision, 'yes' was used to indicate either a mistake in a medical maneuver or error in a physician's judgment, or both, while 'no' was used to indicate other cases.
33 36 37 The seven discrepancy items include: (1) objectives, (2) inclusion and exclusion criteria, (3) end points, (4) sample size, (5) additional analyses, (6) type of population analysis and (7) sponsor acknowledgement.
