The phrase "an increased recognition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a growing awareness or acknowledgment of a particular issue, concept, or phenomenon.
Example: "There has been an increased recognition of the importance of mental health in recent years."
Alternatives: "a greater awareness of" or "an enhanced acknowledgment of".
Some of the randomized controlled research conducted on the eye movement component of E.M.D.R. has also indicated that it causes an increased recognition of positive information, and an increased accurate assessment of false information.
He says his course is attracting lots of interest because of an "increased recognition of entrepreneurship as a career option and UCL's connections with London's burgeoning entrepreneurial eco-system".
Commenting on the fact it has been 13 years since a grime artist was nominated and picked up the illustrious award, Adenuga refused to attribute the success of his fourth album solely to an increased recognition of grime in popular music.
While there is an increased recognition of ECCE as the first level of the education system and part of basic education, few countries have developed a comprehensive national ECCE policy framework that encompasses children's holistic development and learning from birth.
However, in the 17 years since that trial was launched, there have been advances in the understanding of low-grade gliomas biology and patient heterogeneity, an increased recognition of late neurocognitive injury from early RT, and the emergence of temozolomide as an alternative chemotherapy to procarbazine, lomustine (CCNU), and vincristine.
There was also an increased recognition of parents as partners in the assessment process.
It is worth noting, however, that recent philosophy has seen an increased recognition in some quarters of the difficulties resulting from materialist views, and a corresponding interest in different (not necessarily Cartesian) varieties of dualism.
There is an increased recognition that many types of cancer treatment have an effect on the immune system.
The past two decades have witnessed an increased recognition among global health stakeholders of the importance of systematically considering the complex adaptive nature of health systems to better anticipate some of the unexpected and counterintuitive consequences of implementing current and new policies.
"There is an increased recognition that land issues are a key driver and sustaining factor of conflict in eastern DRC," analyst Koen Vlassenroot of the Brussels-based Egmont institute wrote in June.
Additionally, SAD patients, but not controls, exhibited an increased recognition memory for positive words.
