"capacity to acknowledge" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's capability or ability to recognize or admit something. Example: "The capacity to acknowledge one's mistakes is a sign of maturity and growth."
Humility is the capacity to acknowledge one's own truth.
But the opposite occurs when leaders show a capacity to acknowledge the brutal reality without losing sight of their aspirations.
In a 2014 study of MBA students led by William W. Maddux, associate professor of organizational behavior at INSEAD, a link was discovered between students' "multicultural engagement"—the extent to which they adapted to and learned about new cultures and their "integrative complexity," their willingness and capacity to acknowledge competing perspectives on the same issue.
Older siblings may lack the capacity to acknowledge the child's needs.
The name was given to remind us that life's hardships can be a teacher standing at the installation's center represents a capacity to acknowledge, reflect, and learn from our grief.
But it requires no legendary capacity for logic to acknowledge that wishing for things doesn't tend to make them so.
6 32 Existing electronic systems now provide the capacity for clinicians to acknowledge that they have viewed test results on-line and document their follow-up actions.
IN THE face of the most calamitous refugee crisis since World War II, the United States has finally begun granting refuge to displaced Syrians on a pace that, while still unequal to the problem's scale and the United States' capacity, at least starts to acknowledge that a crisis exists.
With regards to this predictive capacity, it is important to acknowledge, first, that the conversion rate over 2 years in our amnestic MCI sample was very high, reaching 59% (72/122).
Conversely, institutional strategies for capacity development that fail to acknowledge the 'social capital' of trust and collegiality between independent researchers linked through global or local, 'infra-institutional' interaction that enables and sustains partnership, makes them vulnerable to individual mobility (understood as the 'South-North' capacity strengthening noted above).
It is important to acknowledge the capacity of an organism to respond to external energy, and it is time to recognize the possibility of an internal energy system within the body that might be resonant or dissonant with these environmental influences.
