The phrase "a stronger recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased awareness or acknowledgment of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The study aims to foster a stronger recognition of the importance of mental health in our society."
Alternatives: "greater acknowledgment" or "enhanced awareness."
Sky is always banging on about how great it is, among the ads, so it has a stronger recognition than the BBC, with its elegant brand inserts.
The needs of citizens and communities will require co-ordinated services that will lead to a stronger recognition of the role of local government – and the eventual need to rebuild its capacity.
Multigenerational communities foster inter-generational learning, a more efficient transfer of time and wealth, a stronger recognition of life experience as wisdom, and an increased engagement with disparate elements of the wider community.
We were also pleased to see delegates calling for a stronger recognition of the rights of Indigenous peoples in protected areas management.
Briefly, the binding of this antibody is dependent on nitration of tyrosine residues at positions 125 and 136, with the latter being a stronger recognition epitope.
This progress must be predicated on a stronger recognition of the relationship between humanitarian and development programming, and the importance of supporting national and local actors to manage increasing uncertainty and risk.
Judge Motz's decision is a strong recognition that race continues to matter in the politics of voting.
"There is a strong recognition that Algeria has to be a central part of the solution," an American official said.
We put out "Education at a Glance" and then PISA in the year 2000 and that really received a strong recognition by governments — to look at the outcomes.
"There is a strong recognition on the part of the governor that this system has not worked, one hand did not always know what the other hand was doing," the administration official said.
