The phrase "a recognized part of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is acknowledged or accepted as a component of a larger whole, often in formal or academic contexts.
Example: "The theory of evolution is a recognized part of modern biological science."
Alternatives: "an accepted component of" or "a acknowledged element of".
"They are a recognized part of the building".
But a patient's perception of improved sleep is also a recognized part of the clinical data.
But if hard words are a recognized part of a religious doctrine to which someone has voluntarily subscribed, the matter becomes more complicated.
Orthopaedic surgery became a recognized part of surgical treatment since the mid-nineteenth century, but saw major developments with the invention of x-rays and antibiotics in the early part of the twentieth century.
What this ad tells us--loud and clear--is that LGBT families should be part of the mainstream discourse, and a recognized part of Illinois' community.
They refused to provide details but said the rules are designed essentially to make sure that any covert killings comport with U.S. law and with the "customary rules of armed conflict" that are a recognized part of international law under the 1907 Hague Convention and the 1949 Geneva Convention.
Similarly, hyaluronan (HA) injection therapy is a widely recognized part of local intra-articular treatments, inhibiting the destruction of articular cartilage by increasing the viscosity of synovial fluid [ 7- 10].
The Serbs are traditional allies of Moscow, and Kosovo is, after all, an internationally recognized part of Yugoslavia.
I felt warm, loved, recognized, part of a community!
We developed a pyrosequencing assay that recognizes part of the CpG island near the transcription start site of GALR1.
It has been shown that processing occurs in members of the family, meaning that one or a complex of enzymes recognize part of the protein sequence and cleave it.
