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The phrase "a recognized brand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brand that is widely acknowledged and accepted in the market.
Example: "Apple is a recognized brand known for its innovative technology and design."
Alternatives: "a well-known brand" or "an established brand."
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With RIM, ZTE would add a recognized brand to its portfolio, reflecting its global ambitions.
The deal will give Bertelsmann a recognized brand in online music sales as it attempts to expand its electronic commerce business.
The deal, worth $3 for each CDNow share, will give Bertelsmann a recognized brand in online music sales as it tries to expand its electronic commerce business.
Research shows that customers may prefer a recognized brand even if it has clear shortcomings even if, in certain circumstances, it's dangerous.
In a laboratory taste test, unwitting participants preferred a better-tasting peanut butter only 20% of the time when it wore an unfamiliar brand label but liked a worse-tasting product 73% of the time when they thought it was a recognized brand.
We're now a recognized brand.
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"Polaroid is a beloved brand, it's a globally recognized brand, and it's a brand that defines the intersection of art and science," Stone said in an interview with us.
I had a good salary, solid job title, and an association with a globally recognized brand.
"The company is doing for milk what Evian once did for water building a nationally recognized brand from a previously undifferentiated product," says Carole Buyers.
Under her leadership, 1776 has grown from a theory to a globally recognized brand at the center of worldwide startup activity.
Under her leadership 1776 has grown from a theory to a globally recognized brand at the center of worldwide startup activity.
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