The phrase "a recognized school" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an educational institution that is officially acknowledged or accredited by relevant authorities.
Example: "She graduated from a recognized school, which helped her secure a job in her desired field."
Alternatives: "an accredited institution" or "a certified school".
By the time of the 1964 Stable show, he was famous, partly because Pop had by then become a recognized school of painting but also because, a week before the show opened, he had been in a controversy involving the World's Fair, which was about to open in Queens.
§Completed 3 yr of training in a recognized school and holds a degree/diploma in nursing or equivalent.
While residents debate the numbers, all agree on the importance of maintaining Scarsdale's commitment to what they see as a nationally recognized school system.
Among European countries, Germany is nearly alone in requiring, and enforcing, attendance of children at an officially recognized school.
This is the only recognized school of medicine in Liberia and has been the major source of Liberia's qualified physicians.
Mr. Parise has educated over 10,000 professionals at his nationally recognized school FitPro Academy.
She is also a co-founder, medical director, and driving force behind the Chappell Hayes Health Center, a nationally recognized school-based health clinic at West Oakland's McClymonds High.
As the founder of LifeSkills Training, a nationally recognized school-based tobacco, alcohol and drug use prevention program, Dr. Botvin has developed a program that differs from earlier incarnations that are probably familiar to the parents of today's middle school students.
Alachua County has a nationally recognized school-based influenza vaccination program that administers live attenuated influenza vaccine (FluMist; AstraZeneca, Wilmington, DE, USA); parenteral influenza vaccine is administered by private physicians (12 ).
Fine Woodworking -- magazine, www.taunton.com, has a directory of professionally recognized schools with craft and woodworking programs.
Iraq marks the Day of the Iraqi Child this year a day after the United Nations Security Council recognized schools and hospitals as safe havens for children, and called for all parties that attack such facilities to be held accountable and that they be added to the list published annually by the United Nations of those who commit grave violations against children.
