"an increasing recognition" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation in which something is becoming more widely accepted and recognized, for example: "There has been an increasing recognition of the importance of exercise for overall health."
There is an increasing recognition that such confidence helps a man to achieve.
There is an increasing recognition that marine and coastal ecosystems are under severe threat.
There is an increasing recognition that knowledge can be an organization's source of competitive advantage.
This remarkable phrase attests to an increasing recognition of the role genomic knowledge plays in shaping human life.
There is an increasing recognition that such a boardroom is not ideal from the perspective of either corporate effectiveness or wider social legitimacy.
There is an increasing recognition in the society that interdisciplinary challenges must be part of new educational practices.
Today, despite an increasing recognition of potential benefit, most organizations are very conservative about what data they expose outside the enterprise.
"There's an increasing recognition that setting up prizes is a good way to spur innovation and bring about the outcomes they want," Mr. Riley said.
Moreover, there is an increasing recognition that, contrary to the prevailing myth, most western countries, including Britain and the United States, aggressively used industrial policy in the earlier stages of their developments.
The rise of menstrual hygiene management as an issue has come from an increasing recognition of the need to enable marginalised women and girls to speak rather than to assume we know their needs.
Last week an Al-Shabab spokesman claimed there was no famine in Somalia, but the scale of the current food distribution suggests an increasing recognition of the seriousness of the situation.
