The phrase "a recognition of his" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging someone's achievements, contributions, or qualities in a formal or informal context.
Example: "The award was given as a recognition of his outstanding service to the community."
Alternatives: "an acknowledgment of his" or "a tribute to his".
Chiang Kai-shek regards the agreement as a recognition of his authority on Formosa & the Pescadores.
"The actor took that as a recognition of his superiority and stardom," Lloyd said, laughing.
ReprintsMr Poroshenko's success was in part a recognition of his active role in the Maidan.
If he did, it would probably mean that he had performed very well for a long time, and it would be a recognition of his success.
Mr. Montezemolo's appointment is a recognition of his success at Ferrari, which he has developed into one of the world's leading luxury carmakers.
He spent the next 6 days of the summit meeting doing precisely that, maneuvering speakers and controlling committee meetings to obtain most of what he wanted, including a recognition of his position as Latin America's foremost revolutionary leader.
It was a recognition of both his and the new president's commitment to changing the way Washington worked.
The Canadian government apologized to Arar, and paid him $11.5 million in compensation as a recognition of complicitylinity in his torture.
After Bellows's death in 1925, when he was just 42, the Met held a memorial exhibition, a significant recognition of his stature.
Gleason quoted Seeger's praise of Bob Dylan, and, in February , 1964 wrote about Dylan with a full recognition of his world-historical importance as "a genius, a singing conscience and moral referee as well as a preacher.
The idea that their director's work was going to be presented at the Pillow was a huge recognition of his work as an artist and of his company's importance in the world.
