The phrase "a more recognizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the recognition level of something to another, indicating that it is easier to identify or remember.
Example: "The new logo is a more recognizable symbol of our brand than the previous one."
Alternatives: "a more identifiable" or "a more familiar".
Yormark added: "We had Brook Lopez in Red Square in Russia; he's going to be a more recognizable face there.
" 'My father, my father, my father.' " Ferrante, she thought, depicts a more recognizable set of life's contours.
What, after all, is a more recognizable symbol of the capriciousness of life than a deck of cards, out of which your fate is randomly dealt?
"Valentine's Day" might have a more recognizable cast than an average episode of "Love, American Style," but it's grim grim grim.
In "Us," the setting is a more recognizable present-day America, in which a happy, well-adjusted family is thrust into existential battle with mysterious, suddenly ubiquitous forces.
Now, as the banking industry consolidates, several of Deutsche's most influential bankers say they need a partner with a more recognizable name and a broader retail network.
Nonetheless, Taco Bell is a far more recognizable brand with a huge marketing budget, so their use of the app is likely more indicative of a larger trend both for brands and Snapchat users.
"Luck," which slowly intertwines the lives of a dozen characters at a California horse racing track, presents a much more recognizable world; though I wouldn't go so far as to say that it's readily accessible.
Madonnaville is perhaps a touch more recognizable than Ritchietown, in that it contains a pharmacy, a restaurant, and other components of a normal existence.
He worked in a style so distinctive that it shouts down a street, more recognizable than his German or American counterparts.
Teixeira and Youkilis are expected back, too, which will make the lineup a little more recognizable.
