The phrase "an act of recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a formal acknowledgment or validation of someone's efforts, achievements, or existence.
Example: "The award ceremony was a significant act of recognition for the volunteers who dedicated their time to the community."
Alternatives: "a gesture of acknowledgment" or "a form of validation."
A throb or a glimmer, an act of recognition on the writer's part.
Dr. Blumberg saw his Nobel as more than an act of recognition.
Her speech followed the passage through parliament of an Act of Recognition, legislation intended as a prelude to the referendum.
If you make a joke and I laugh at it, this is an act of recognition: we have something in common.
"Sometimes a producer-led model is about what is the known; something they can put their finger on and go: 'I know that.' It's not an act of creativity, it's an act of recognition".
Yet that process will begin, to borrow a line from Keating's famous Redfern Park speech of 1992 with "an act of recognition" – finally comprehending his flaws as prime minister and the way forward for Labor might not be Keating's "my way or the highway approach", after all.
Murrumu, however, says any act of recognition must be coupled with contemporaneous – not subsequent – treaties.
"This is an act of mutual recognition," said Mikhail Shvydkoi, director of the newly formed Federal Culture and Cinematography Agency.
If a film of Grant & I is ever made, it could end here: the surviving members leading the first walk across Brisbane's Go Between Bridge, with Streets of Your Town the soundtrack – the bridge an act of belated recognition that, cruelly, took the death of one of the city's finest poets to bring about.
To place a stone upright so that it stands vertical is an act of symbolic recognition: The stone becomes a presence, a dialogue begins.
Some Jewish activists see the trial, which is likely to last a day, as an essential act of recognition of a murderous career.
