The phrase "and are recognised by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is acknowledged or accepted by a particular group or authority.
Example: "These standards are essential for quality assurance and are recognised by industry leaders worldwide."
Alternatives: "and are acknowledged by" or "and are accepted by".
These are well established, have an academic focus and are recognised by all universities across the country, he adds.
4) Go mass Individual buttons can be customised and are recognised by consumers, do not ignore the conglomerate share buttons (namely ShareThis and AddThis).
The dish is typically found at raan ahaan taam sang (made-to-order) carts, stalls and restaurants, which do a variety of dishes and are recognised by a tray or case of raw ingredients.
Russia keeps afloat the thuggish and autocratic regime in Belarus through low energy prices and gives roughly $1.5 billion to Abkhazia and South Ossetia, areas which have broken away from Georgia and are recognised by Russia as sovereign states.The Indian government sees aid as a way of improving miserable ties with neighbours.
Some of these occur even prior to the headache and are recognised by patients as predictive premonitory symptoms.
They are now more popular in the United States than any other country and are recognised by all major kennel clubs.
Atta arrives, smiling in a grey hat and pink jumper, and is recognised by many guests.
Kosovo declared independence in 2008 and is recognised by 75 countries.
This will be the moment when gay people can get married to each other and be recognised by the state - that's pretty fantastic".
"The Principles brand has very little value in its own right but it has a presence in Debenhams and is recognised by customers," said Altium analyst David Stoddart.
Four years ago John Grant flew into Reykjavik for the Iceland Airwaves festival, walked into a shop and was recognised by a local: "His name was Denni.
