The phrase "a recognized organization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organization that has been officially acknowledged or accepted within a certain context, such as legal, professional, or academic settings.
Example: "The conference will feature speakers from a recognized organization in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "an accredited organization" or "a certified organization."
The book is to be republished next month to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first journey undertaken by what is now a globally recognized organization, famous for its high profile 'non-violent direct action' in defense of nature and the environment.
Formerly in Senior Management at Colgate, was a co-founder and built EPAM Systems, which designed software systems globally, that grew into an internationally recognized organization.
Founded in 1993, CIW is an internationally recognized organization advocating for socially responsible and sustainable food.
The roundtable came just four months after the Ruderman Foundation, an internationally recognized organization that advocates for people with disabilities, released its White Paper on Employment of Actors With Disabilities in Television.
Fight with a regulated and recognized organization, not a back-alley brawling club if at all possible.
Saying that you have a lesser right to speech as a law-school recognized organization because you have the right to be an independent organization is like saying students of a certain race don't have a right to use the lunch counter because they can go eat sandwiches in the street and lots of other places.
Since that day in 1978, she has engaged a wide spectrum of the Dallas community, leveraging private and public funds to develop Lumin Education – a nationally and internationally recognized organization that serves more than 600 urban, low-income, and immigrant families on four campuses.
The most recognized organization in the civil rights establishment, the association was founded in 1909.
There's only one internationally recognized organization that can name stars.
