The phrase "a number of recognizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple items or elements that are easily identified or known.
Example: "In the gallery, there were a number of recognizable artworks from famous artists."
Alternatives: "several identifiable" or "many familiar".
There are already a number of recognizable apps and startups taking advantage of YouTube's API and, with v3 today, the company may very well see a renewed interest from developers.
The field includes a number of recognizable names, including a former commissioner and the wife of a longtime local politician.
She went on to design a number of recognizable buildings throughout her career: the Guangzhou Opera House, Rome's MAXXI National Museum of the 21st Century Arts and the London Olympic Aquatic Centre.
He remade a number of recognizable photographs -- from Joe Rosenthal's "Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima" to Yoko Ono's "Bed-In" --using just lego figurines and a little black and white magic.
Over the years, he did develop a number of recognizable signatures, including curved heels; pearl embellishments used in interesting ways (on the sole of a shoe, for example); and a notable disdain for the ubiquitous ballet flat.
Called "Trans 102," this first episode of this series focuses on bathroom access for trans and GNC people, a contested issue in the current political climate surrounding anti-queer legislation such as House Bill 2. "Trans 102" features a number of recognizable trans movers and shakers, including activist Jenn Richards of "I Am Cait" fame.
This survey of photographs made all over the world includes a number of instantly recognizable images among many more that are unfamiliar.
The EST sequences contain a large number of recognizable protein motifs, as suggested by InterProScan results (Additional file 5), whose protein products are likely to participate in a myriad of biological and cellular processes, as also suggested by Gene Ontology analysis (Additional file 6).
To address the concern for gene annotation quality in green algae, we examined the current annotation and found that only a small number of recognizable protein domains are represented in intergenic regions (11% of domains found in annotated genes in V. carteri, 2-6% in other species, see Methods).
Refers to the number of recognizable octomer repeats (TTCTGTGA) associated with a CR1 excludes those containing more than two base substitutions, indels or truncations.
The overall number of recognizable customers is 1,066,020.
