The phrase "and make it recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of gaining acknowledgment or validation for something, such as an idea, achievement, or work.
Example: "We need to promote our project effectively and make it recognized in the industry."
Alternatives: "and gain recognition" or "and have it acknowledged".
And so the spirits enter into these pores more easily when they come upon them, thereby producing in the gland that special movement which represents the same object to the soul, and makes it recognize the object as the one it wanted to remember" (AT XI 360, CSM I 343).
To demonstrate his software's capabilities to the Air Force, Mr. Versace said, Neurala used its software on a ground drone from Best Buy to make it recognize and follow around the service's secretary, then Deborah Lee James, during a meeting.
"The awards night in Kuala Lumpur is one of our ways to improve the game in Asia and make it more recognized," said the A.F.C. president, Mohamed Bin Hammam.
Fast forward to present day 2016, an open letter written to the United Nations by the International Campaign for Women's Right to Safe Abortion urges the UN to declare September 28th International Safe Abortion Day and make it an officially recognized international UN day.
But while I am a journalist and employing journalistic skills, it's not to select stories but to work with engineers to recognise the algorithm and make it smarter and recognize how to find good stories".
Computer Games Magazine praised the fact that the developers replaced the wire-frame automaps of previous Descent games with flat-shaded polygons because they "provide more detail and make it easier to recognize where you are and how to get where you want to go".
Go out for a happy hour — no man or woman left behind — and make it a point to recognize both parties' contributions.
The effective implementation of the proposed reforms will also allow Turkmenistan's education system to align with international standards; Turkmen school certificates for secondary education would be recognized internationally and make it easier for Turkmenistan students to apply for programmes in China, the European Union, Japan, the USA and elsewhere.
The draft would prohibit women from wearing any garment, including the burqa and niqab, that covers the face and makes it hard to recognize them in public.
