"universal acknowledgment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to something that is widely accepted or acknowledged by most people. Example: The scientist's discovery of a cure for cancer received universal acknowledgment from the medical community.
Hedegaard said we must have universal acknowledgment that &the world cannot afford8 failure to reach a binding agreement.
Finally, there is near universal acknowledgment that the practical application of ethical naturalism in the early to mid-twentieth century was a moral blot on our species.
"The course aims to establish a new network of artists, academics and institutions, which not only advocates free education, but also demands a universal acknowledgment of education as a fundamental right". .
However, the goal of soft tissue augmentation should involve a universal acknowledgment of the fundamental causes of the aging face.
http://www.nccid.ca However, despite universal acknowledgment that antimicrobial resistance is an important Canadian problem together with consistent interest in addressing the issue at a national level, in 2011 there is no comprehensive, integrated, national Canadian program with appropriate governance and funding for limiting the progression of antimicrobial resistance.
The predominant facial expression is a suspicious, paranoid acknowledgment of universal complicity in diabolical evil.
It is only through acknowledgment of the universal human capacity for evil that we can overcome it.
Her startled interviewers noted that almost none of the officials who testified had offered a similar acknowledgment of an almost universal failure.
The Pressplay service, in which the two record labels retain a stake, is expected to be reintroduced soon bearing the Napster name -- an acknowledgment by Sony and Universal that the service would be easier to sell to consumers under the brand that most epitomizes file-sharing.
Most importantly, assuring universal health coverage will require the explicit acknowledgment, by government and civil society, of health care as a public good on par with education.
This reaction is not only one of passive acknowledgment; it also actively transforms the subject by facilitating a consciousness of that very universal nature.
