The phrase "about to recognise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone is on the verge of realizing or acknowledging something.
Example: "She was about to recognise the significance of his words when the phone rang."
Alternatives: "on the brink of acknowledging" or "just about to realize".
Despite this, many care workers remain unsure about how to recognise or respond to service users' mental health problems.
The tiny charity specialises in going into schools to deliver talks about how to recognise the signs of forced marriage.
As a result, we now know a whole lot more about how to recognise potential school shooters, and how to limit the damage once the shooting starts.
The rest of our two hour session is about how to recognise someone is having cardiac arrest rather than just fainting, how to do chest compressions correctly," Martin Fagan, national secretary of the charity, says.
Here at my restaurant, Le Manoir aux Quat'Saisons, I've spent 30 years training people and passing on knowledge about how to recognise good produce, how to find the finest ingredients, because that, of course, is where good food starts.
With all Labour's chatter about failing to recognise the value of aspiration – as if only those who want to pay less tax have it – the party is running scared and away from the most vulnerable.
This government is determined to put an end to it". She wrote on her blog: "One of the challenges we face in putting an end to this practice is the lack of knowledge about how to recognise the signs and what to do when you do recognise the signs". A Home Office spokesman said: "The work of the FGM coordinator will not end.
"Three children in every classroom are dyslexic, but they are often dismissed as unruly because there is no module in teaching training about how to recognise dyslexia and how to teach dyslexics effectively". She lists Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein and Richard Branson as proof that dyslexic children should never be branded as "thick".
Screwing up my eyes and pressing my face against the screen, I was just about able to recognise the redoubtable Eric Sykes, playing an elderly caretaker stumbling upon a hugger-mugger conspiracy of villains in which the unspeakable Dark Lord's face is still concealed.
Such systems examine vast amounts of data about people to recognise them based on their usage habits.
