The phrase "a complete recognition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment or acceptance of something in its entirety, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The committee issued a statement that included a complete recognition of the contributions made by all team members."
Alternatives: "full acknowledgment of" or "thorough acceptance of".
I've said to him before that the first step is to show complete recognition of the past and assume responsibility for it.
"Each of us knows that Palestine cannot immediately obtain full and complete recognition of the status of United Nations member state," he said.
That the visual system might give signs of distinguishing between stimulus categories at the earliest 60-80 processing latency range, as we found, does not absolutely mean that it has reached the complete recognition of the different stimulus categories at conscious level at this processing time.
The robust detection of more than 90% of the particles is highly specific, because blocking with the CenH3 peptide to which the antibody was raised resulted in a complete reversal of recognition.
However, it failed to obtain complete recognition as a profession due in part to a history of deceit.
Add in round-the-clock propaganda on TV, Ukrainian channels taken off air and a complete lack of international recognition or observation, and an overwhelming victory appears certain.
We explore the conformational space of this protein DNA complex using molecular dynamics and, for the first time, generate a complete model of TRF1 DNA recognition that has not been possible on the basis of crystallographic and NMR data alone.
In concert with the virtual immortality of A. gracilipes supercolonies, relaxed selection towards a species-specific signal may even lead to a complete breakdown of intraspecific recognition between sexuals from different colonies, potentially leading to prezygotic, reproductive isolation.
Finally, simulations of the conformational change that provide a complete picture of the recognition process are described.
To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the first publication in literature, which introduces an approach for complete-blind recognition of binary cyclic codes in soft-decision situations.
