The phrase "a reasonable recognition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or validating something in a fair or sensible manner.
Example: "The committee's report provides a reasonable recognition of the challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "a fair acknowledgment of" or "a sensible appreciation of".
That is a very modest and reasonable recognition of Christmas holiday working.
While the anticodon of the tRNA was changed from GUA into CUA (MjtRNAGUATyr to MjtRNACUATyr) to enable amber suppression with unAA, the substrate promiscuity of the MjTyrRS allowed reasonable recognition of MjtRNACUATyr without adjusting the tRNA recognition elements of MjTyrRS to such change.
The first is based on latent semantic analysis (LSA), which requires a reasonable level of handwriting recognition performance.
The general managers of large companies are understandably frustrated: they have size, reach, brand recognition, and a reasonable share of every market segment for which they produce.
Critically, this outcome should be observed with relatively unimpaired word recognition, which would demonstrate a reasonable knowledge of English words.
"There is a recognition now that it's better to have a reasonable return of, say, 6percentt," Mr. Marks said, "than to force someone who has a 11percentt interest rate into foreclosure and to lose $100,000 or more".
More might opt for return if they felt there was a reasonable chance of getting it.Even so, the poll suggests that for most Palestinians recognition of their legal "right" is more important than physical "return".
The private sector can enable non-profits' recognition of needs and constraints by providing operational analysis and helping non-profits set a reasonable number of realistic goals in areas that are a high priority.
This is a reasonable line of thinking.
It's a reasonable theory of change.
Before: A reasonable amount of kitchenware.
