The phrase "able to recognize other" is not correct as it is missing a noun after "other" to clarify what is being recognized.
You can use it in contexts where you want to describe someone's ability to identify or acknowledge something or someone else, but it needs to be completed.
Example: "She is able to recognize other artists' styles in her work."
Alternatives: "capable of recognizing others" or "able to identify other individuals".
The researchers showed that the compass plant wasps were able to recognize other compass plant stems using their sense of smell.
"Mirror Neurons, Linguistic Negation, and Mutual Recognition" examines the relationship of language and intersubjective empathy: without language, would human beings be able to recognize other members of their species?
Armed with the findings, doctors might be able to recognize other people with similar symptoms who have gone undiagnosed and offer treatment.
"It's not just me being a dancer on a stage, but being able to recognize other incredible people and what they've done.
All polyclonal antibodies and some monoclonal antibodies raised against HPBP are able to recognize other eukaryotic DING proteins, because of the high sequence identity existing in this family.
For instance, stability of cooperation may be achieved by preferential interaction between individuals that are willing to cooperate and are able to recognize other cooperators, implying that interactions in such a population cease to be random.
They started by using genetic engineering techniques to produce two species of yeast that mutually cooperate, each providing a metabolite that is essential to the other, but are not able to recognize each other: this means that these populations cannot rely on partner choice to combat cheaters.
Among social animals it is very common for individuals to be able to recognize each other, and chemoreception plays an important role in this behaviour.
"I know this may sound Pollyannaish, but I believe that if we allow people to understand the truth of what occurred, then they will be able to recognize the other," he said.
We are so far removed from cavemen and cavewomen that a modern human and caveman would not be able to recognize each other in terms of life expectancy, the ability to communicate, and the time we have to reflect and ponder our situation, among other differences.
