The phrase "a recognized group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group that has been officially acknowledged or accepted in a particular context, such as social, political, or cultural settings.
Example: "The organization aims to support the rights of a recognized group within the community."
Alternatives: "an acknowledged group" or "a certified group".
Being a recognized group is a privilege and entails certain responsibilities.
A more common corporate practice is to only buy forest products that have been certified as sustainable by a recognized group.
"This is the only one we're having a situation with, because they are not certified and not a recognized group," he said.
The uprising has proved confounding because it was not organized by a recognized group.
We have been able to establish social entrepreneurs as a recognized group in this multi-stakeholder context.
the approach was developed for wider than local use by a single health care organization; it was developed by an authoritative public body, such as a health ministry or a recognized group of experts; it was publicly available; the final selection included approaches from the US, Australia and Europe.
A small, nondescript bird that spends most of its life heard but not seen is the sole member of a newly recognized group of perching birds.
He also established the Center for Hearing Sciences in 1986, which later became the Center for Hearing and Balance, an internationally recognized group of researchers spanning the disciplines of biology, engineering, and medicine.
The study combines the research talents of an internationally recognized group of experts at the New York State Psychiatric Institute/Columbia University, the University of Michigan, Harvard University, and the University of Texas, Southwestern.
Student clubs that refuse to accept the new rules will find themselves on the sidelines when it comes to meeting space, recruitment opportunities and other valuable perks that go with being an officially recognized group.
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is an increasingly recognized group of neurodevelopmental disorders with early onset and lifelong persistence.
