The phrase "a recognized emblem of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is widely acknowledged or accepted as a symbol of a particular quality, idea, or organization.
Example: "The dove is a recognized emblem of peace and harmony across many cultures."
Alternatives: "a well-known symbol of" or "an established representation of".
By far the boldest -- and, at $245 million, the most costly -- of the options for space features a 10-story addition to be built atop the Secretariat Building, New York City's first curtain-walled glass skyscraper and, along with the sprawling, saddle-shaped General Assembly Building, a widely recognized emblem of the organization.
Under the circumstances, Harman was baffled that the figure of Gilligan — hooded, caped, and wired on his box — had eventually become the icon of Abu Ghraib and possibly the most recognized emblem of the war on terror after the World Trade towers.
The stern profile of an Indian in full headdress, the predominant feature of the club's widely recognized emblem, has disappeared from scorecards and other club material.
However heavy that yoke, "if you study Torah, and get the fire inside, you want to do each mitzvah," Dr. Frederick Zuckerman, a genial and erudite psychiatrist in his early 50's, exclaims with that air of exultation that one soon begins to recognize as an emblem of the Orthodox.
His inclusion in this new group represents a vibrant contextualization of the whole undertaking, recognizing tattoo as an emblem of the lifestyle and a subject captured in its images.
"Rebel Without a Cause," an emblem of adolescent disaffection, was his best known work.
She rides in a horseless chariot bearing an emblem of a crow and a banner.
Instead, it may become a memorial like Chernobyl, an entombed emblem of a terrible nuclear accident.
We watch her as an objectified consciousness: an emblem of independence.
The Lion and Sun is an officially recognized but currently unused emblem of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
