The phrase "able to recognize our" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability of someone or something to identify or acknowledge something that belongs to a group or entity.
Example: "The software is able to recognize our unique patterns in data, allowing for more accurate predictions."
Alternatives: "capable of identifying our" or "able to detect our".
He added, "I want to be able to recognize our cars that way".
One of the truly great pleasures of this job is being able to recognize our faculty and staff who have achieved wonderful things.
On the bright side, our new monochromism was helpful to community building: We were able to recognize our neighbors as well as if we had all adopted regional folk costume.
Every aspect of our linguistic life is open to technologization of one form or another, from the way that kids of Blake's generation will learn to acquire literacy with the help of app-laden multitouch devices to our growing expectations that computer interfaces should be able to recognize our speech and text, understand it and talk back to us.
I desire us to be able to recognize our own triggers and the places they come from.
He would hardly be able to recognize our 'brave new world.' The question then remains: in order to build a harmonious society, what is the primary building block?
We are able to recognize that our true anchor, lifesaver and ultimate love source is our higher power.
We ought to attempt to view injuries to us from as distant and unprejudiced a human viewpoint as possible — with full awareness of our own future non-existence and final judgment -- and when we do we will be able to recognize that our enemies are as often as not mistaken or acting inadvertently.
Simultaneously, we need to be able to recognize and voice our real longing -- to be known deeply, really listened to, and not fixed.
Once we are able to recognize the source of our fear we can begin to work through it.
During their discussion about spirituality and authentic power, he tells her that spiritual evolution takes place when we are able to recognize both meaning and our own power in even the most trying situations.
