The phrase "a means of recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools that help identify or acknowledge something or someone.
Example: "The badge serves as a means of recognition for employees who have completed the training program."
Alternatives: "a method of identification" or "a way to acknowledge".
Instead, it is a cry for recognition and a means of evading belittlement, or worse yet, the curse of not being noticed at all.
From earliest times, various creeds served as a means of identification for Christians, as a means of inclusion and recognition, especially at baptism.
m. domesticus and M. m. musculus) meet and exchange genes to a limited extent, assortative mating requires a means of subspecies recognition.
Because herbivorous insects use plant chemistry as a means of host recognition, novel chemical combinations due to hybridization may make plants unrecognizable or unpalatable to highly specialized herbivores (Schoonhoven et al. 2005).
Urine test as a means of pregnancy recognition and having decision power to use ANC service among mothers were significantly associated with timely booking for ANC (adjusted OR [95% CI] = 2.29 (1.42, 3.71) and 2.43 (1.18, 4.99)) respectively.
A British financial agent for the Confederacy, James Spence, also urged emancipation as a means of gaining British recognition.
Publications also serve as a means of receiving intellectual credit and recognition which subsequently enhance a researcher's career prospects and potential for research support.
There is growing interest in soft biometrics as a means of improving automated face recognition since they hold the promise of significantly reducing recognition errors, in part by ruling out illogical choices.
British-origin Roma in the US (Romanichals) have preserved our culture and our language, and are remarkably similar to British Roma in the UK, with a crucial difference: we are struggling to maintain that language and culture in a society that has no means of recognition or preservation.
The recognition of a means of transport does not take longer than the recognition of animals.
Given that health workers are socialized in a rather top-down, hierarchical organizational culture within the public sector, which ultimately reflects cultural values and characteristics of the wider society, the idea of participation as a means of self-realization and particularly of recognition appears now to be hardly present.
