The phrase "an official recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal acknowledgment or validation of something, such as achievements, qualifications, or status.
Example: "The organization awarded him an official recognition for his outstanding contributions to the community."
Alternatives: "a formal acknowledgment" or "an official acknowledgment".
This is just an official recognition of that".
Nonetheless, an official recognition appears to be growing that the state media need to open up.
The revelation that the government would attempt to stem the flow of refugees to Sweden marks an official recognition that the country is finding it hard to cope.
According to the Associated Press, the process of negotiations over the treaty had initially begun with the PLO, but the switch in designation now constitutes an official recognition of the Palestinian state.
Together with Carrère's Renaudot prize, Liberati's Femina, and Lindon's Médicis, Jenni's Prix Goncourt meant that works in which nonfiction outweighed fiction had swept all four main literary prizes in an official recognition of the nonfiction trend that had long been growing in France's literature.
For many people numbed by decades of terrorist war, the gentleness of the coroner, John Leckey -- who never fails to thank the witnesses, or to say how sorry he is as he elicits the details of each death -- represents the first time they have heard anything approaching an official recognition of the war's emotional cost.
A: By gaining official recognition of NPAW in 2010, we increased awareness among lawmakers about postdocs, our employment issues and scientific contributions, and the NPA.
The directive was unlikely on its own to curb such abuses, but reflected a growing official recognition of the need to stop gross injustices, experts said.
But it indicated a growing official recognition that major and formal reforms are needed as China hurtles toward more development and grows ever more desperate for foreign investment.
And beyond the money involved, the tax break for donors conveys a sort of official recognition, and encourages a habit and a culture of giving.
Their efforts will receive a major boost and a degree of official recognition on Saturday, when the Bullock Texas State History Museum in Austin opens an exhibit called Life and Death on the Border, 1910-1920, that seeks to re-examine the events and context of what it describes as "some of the worst racial violence in United States history".
