The phrase "a reason for recognizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the justification or rationale behind acknowledging something or someone.
Example: "There is a reason for recognizing the contributions of volunteers in our community."
Alternatives: "a justification for acknowledging" or "a rationale for recognizing".
A first reason for recognizing marriage should be set aside.
Because it is the importance of exercising one's deliberative capacities that explains the importance of certain liberties, the usual reason for recognizing liberties provides an argument against extending liberties to do things that will permanently undermine one's future exercise of those same capacities.
The next section will examine gender restrictions on entry; this section will examine reasons for recognizing marriage in law at all, allocating resources to it, and constraining property division on divorce.
What was said was that a reason to -- that she was not going to recognize as a reason for late filing manual recounts being conducted in accordance with 166.
While the desire for a standard of living that meets the basic needs of an individual is defined as a human right by the United Nations, it is not recognized as a reason for asylum [ 62].
Uncertainty, as many economists recognize, is thus a reason for action, not inaction!
In dealing with the Directorate of Cadet Activities I have seen the Secular Student Alliance denied recognition for two years because the former director of the organization did not see a reason to recognize an organization for support of nonreligious West Point cadets.
What better reason is there for recognizing and including it into the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders?
Health care providers with market power enjoy substantially more pricing freedom than monopolists in other markets, for a reason not generally recognized: US-style health insurance.
