acknowled
Acknowled is not a standard standalone word in modern English. It is best understood as a stem found in the related verb acknowledge and its inflected forms, rather than as an independent entry in dictionaries. In everyday use, speakers write and read the full forms acknowledge, acknowledged, acknowledging, and the noun forms acknowledgment (American) or acknowledgement (British). The concept conveyed by acknowledge is to recognize the existence, truth, or validity of something, or to admit receipt or compliance.
Because ackowledge is the full verb, most examples use that form: to acknowledge a problem, to acknowledge
In other technical contexts, the idea of acknowledging is central but the shorthand is often abbreviated as
See also: acknowledge, acknowledgment, acknowledgement, acknowledgment of receipt. Summary: ackowledge-like forms are common in standard English