"mutual acknowledgment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to refer to two or more parties understanding and recognizing each other's ideas or beliefs. For example, "The two sides showed mutual acknowledgment of the other side's stance on the issue."
The Jets do not have to make an imminent decision on Tim Tebow, who has yet to be released despite a mutual acknowledgment of an experiment gone awry.
Without a mutual acknowledgment of the mistakes made, and some form of accountability, he warned, another reversion to torture may be difficult to prevent: "Nothing predicts future behavior as much as past impunity".
"There was this immediate mutual acknowledgment, like we both totally understood what we define ourselves by," continued Mr. Acklin, who considers his turntable, a Technics model from the 1980s that belonged to an aunt, a prized possession.
Consequently, accounts of friendship tend to understand it not merely as a case of reciprocal love of some form (together with mutual acknowledgment of this love), but as essentially involving significant interactions between the friends—as being in this sense a certain kind of relationship.
After the game, the players applaud and sing the alma mater to the parents and fans in the stands, in a show of mutual acknowledgment and respect.
The rewards of utilising focused ethnographic research methods will now be examined, and in particular how this was effective in capturing focused insights into parent/ HCP interactions and mutual acknowledgment of expertise.
Members of the royal family, when discussing the duchess's pregnancy in recent months, have carefully avoided any mention of Diana, who was regarded as a virtual pariah by the royal court at the time of her death, after her acrimonious divorce from Prince Charles and their mutual acknowledgments of infidelity during their marriage.
Mutual recognition replaced mutual rejection.
Understand Mutual credit.
The Palestine Festival of Literature and the International Writers Festival of Israel both took place this week without mutual awareness or acknowledgment, and each closed Thursday night with readings and songs.
The spirit of collaboration, sharing, acknowledgment and mutual respect is a guiding principle in cross-cultural teaching.
