The phrase "a recognised area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific region or field that is acknowledged or accepted by a particular group or authority.
Example: "The research was conducted in a recognised area of study, ensuring its relevance and credibility."
Alternatives: "an acknowledged field" or "a designated region".
It has a rich content of old remnants from different times and uses, and it is a highly recognised area for conservation interests.
Some semi-nomadic rainforest warriors, among them the Waorani, settled in a large recognised area surrounded by parts of the Yasuní.
With its already consolidated European reputation, the journal is now beginning to be more widely read in the emerging countries of Asia as well as in the more traditionally and scientifically recognised area of North America.
Although an important and recognised areas of injury research, injury consequences such as level of disability, economic and social costs or injury -related health behaviours, are outside the scope of this paper that has been designed to determine European injury rates and levels of severity within morbidity and mortality studies.
Despite the alarming toll of the environment on children's health and vast amount of evidence supporting the notion that children's health is adversely affected by the environment in which children live grow and play, children's environmental health remains an under-recognised area in paediatric health care.
The subject is a recognised and researched area in its own right, being of interest to both the academic and engineering community.
Comics are a recognised art form.
The committee calls for a moratorium on fishing in the high seas area of the central Arctic Ocean, at least until a recognised management regime for the area is agreed.
Deprivation was measured by the English Indices of Multiple Deprivation (IMD); a recognised scoring system for area-based deprivation based on census data covering seven different domains [ 17].
With over 25 years of experience, he is highly esteemed in the profession and a recognised key expert in the area of international trade by the leading bar publications such as Chambers & Partners, Legal 500 and Who's Who Legal.
