The phrase "a process of recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of identifying or acknowledging something, often in contexts related to psychology, learning, or social interactions.
Example: "The study focused on a process of recognition that occurs when individuals encounter familiar faces in a crowd."
Alternatives: "a method of acknowledgment" or "a system of identification."
Essentially the fault diagnosis of roller bearing is a process of pattern recognition.
Yet some unk-unks are knowable and can be converted to known unknowns through a process of directed recognition.
Camp David had the trappings of a go-for-broke meeting, but it was just one more step in a process of mutual recognition and adjustment begun in Oslo seven years ago.
While mixing of anion and cation polyelectrolytes' (PE) water solutions, one could observe immediate formation of clots as a result of a process of molecular "recognition" and self-assembly of oppositely charged PE macromolecules [18].
Hegel's famous idea that we gain self-consciousness only through a process of mutual recognition (see 1.1 above) has been taken up by some neo-Hegelian philosophers of mind.
It fosters positive attitude change that results from a process of discovery, recognition, emergence, freedom, use, combination and evaluation of strengths that inevitably leads to better performance, productivity and well-being, which are the essential ingredients for successful personal and business experience and growth.
This is consistent with a process of aphid recognition and response that takes place during the first phases of the attack.
In most paramyxoviruses, two viral membrane glycoproteins, fusion protein (F) and receptor binding protein (HN, H or G) mediate a concerted process of recognition of host cell surface molecules followed by fusion of viral and cellular membranes, resulting in viral nucleocapsid entry into the cytoplasm.
It has been my hope to help my students respond to one another's contributions as part of working with and building from whatever is offered, rather than as a competitive process of recognition and evaluation.
