The phrase "a not yet recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has not been acknowledged or accepted at the present time but may be in the future.
Example: "The scientist presented a theory that is a not yet recognized aspect of quantum mechanics."
Alternatives: "an unacknowledged" or "a yet-to-be-acknowledged".
A condition, which may help the adaptation of S. agalactiae to a novel, not yet recognized host environment.
The Maine Coon was denied provisional breed status one of the three steps required for a breed not yet recognized by the CFA to be able to compete in championship competitions —by the CFA three times, which led to the formation of the Maine Coon Cat Club in 1973.
If a <2-fold SLEV and WNV titer difference was noted, the serum antibody was considered to be due to exposure to a previously described or not yet recognized flavivirus.
NCQA-recognized sites had higher PCMH-A scores than sites that were not yet recognized.
Nephrology is a relatively young branch in the field of Internal medicine, not yet recognized as a specialty in every country.
Though internet addiction is not yet recognized as an official psychological diagnosis, there is a movement within the medical community to have it recognized as a treatable disorder.
School shootings were not yet recognized as a common feature of American life, which meant that the incident generated an enormous amount of news coverage, and also that there were no established safety or emotional-health protocols with which to respond to it.
The blastomatoid variant of carcinosarcoma is not yet recognized as a distinct entity by the WHO classification of tumours [ 3].
It is important to remember that nature is still a reservoir of probably a great number of staphylococcal bacteriophages which are not yet recognized.
Especially in the 12 European countries in which EM is not yet recognized as an independent specialty, this type of QRF can provide a minimum standard.
