The phrase "a direct recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an explicit acknowledgment or awareness of something without any ambiguity.
Example: "The report provided a direct recognition of the challenges faced by the team in the last quarter."
Alternatives: "an explicit acknowledgment" or "a clear recognition".
BonJour's account of noninferentially justified belief similarly requires not only direct awareness of some fact, but also a "direct recognition" of the "fit" between that fact and the conceptual description embodied in the belief (BonJour 2003: 73 4).
As we have seen, BonJour (2003) gives a similar reply that appeals to direct awareness of some fact and a direct recognition of the fit between the fact and the proposition believed.
Perhaps the best conclusion to draw at this point is that this intriguing idea of a direct recognition of fit, if further developed and clarified, together with the point about enabling made above, will suffice to block the regress in the dilemma argument.
Yekaterina Samutsevich called the ruling a "direct recognition of artistic censorship" in Russia.
Nck-SH2 binding predictions (SMALI) [30], [31] indicated that a direct recognition of the YDDV motifs of ADAP is probable.
An alternative model proposed a direct recognition of misfolded proteins by Ire1 (Credle et al., 2005; Gardner and Walter, 2011; Promlek et al., 2011).
These findings provide a counterargument to direct recognition of the upstream sequence by the ribosomal decoding center.
It will be of interest to learn whether these ligands play a role in direct recognition of CMV-infected cells, indirect recognition of antigens cross-presented by professional antigen-presenting cells [ 42], recognition during latency [ 43] and after reactivation from latency.
The ability of ZNF9 to bind to a putative IRES element in the absence of other proteins suggests that it may act as an ITAF through direct recognition of the IRES sequence.
Under the bait model, interaction of an effector with an accessory protein facilitates direct recognition by the NBS-LRR receptor [ 1, 44].
Long after Harold Henry Flor proposed the gene-for-gene hypothesis of host parasite interactions (Flor, 1955, 1971), our study establishes the structural basis of direct recognition of a pathogen effector by a plant NLR.
