The phrase "a great recognition" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe when someone or something is being acknowledged or praised for their achievements or qualities. Example: Winning the prestigious award was a great recognition of her hard work and talent in the field of medicine.
"If I speak to BIS [which is responsible for higher education] then there's not a great recognition of the value of inspiration.
"He is 26 years old, so when he will have a car like the others, if he wins, he will have a great recognition and be one of the legends in F1.
"He is 26 years old, so when he will have a car like the others, if he wins, he will have a great recognition and be one of the legends in F1. "When one day he has a car like the others and he is fourth, fifth, seventh, these four titles will be bad news for him because people will take these four titles even in a worse manner than they are doing now.
In the interview, at the penultimate race, Alonso said: "When he will have a car like the others, if he wins, he will have a great recognition and be one of the legends in F1. "When one day he has a car like the others and he is fourth, fifth, seventh, these four titles will be bad news for him because people will take these four titles even in a worse manner than they are doing now".
This is a great recognition of how 21st century ideas and tools can transform ordinary people's lives in an extraordinary way," said Anthony Lake.
"There's a greater recognition of Bimbo in the U.S. market," said Alberto Bercowsky, investor relations officer at the company.
There needs to be a greater recognition that the quicker we move the greater the opportunity and the lesser the cost.
We are calling for a greater recognition of the risks of uninsured motoring in the UK and far tougher penalties for those convicted of this offence".
