The phrase "and recognized by a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been acknowledged or accepted by a specific entity or authority.
Example: "The award was given to the project, and recognized by a leading industry expert for its innovation."
Alternatives: "and acknowledged by a" or "and certified by a".
The production of recombinant H-FABP under induction was about 0.7 g/L, with an M, of 14.5 kDa and recognized by a commercially available MAb (Clone 6B6).
A bar code is an identification symbol consisting of a series of wide and narrow bars attached to each product that can be scanned and recognized by a bar-code reader.
A 3D model of an orange, for example, could be produced in physical form, placed on a table, and recognized by a machine as a power drill, cucumber, or even a missile, simply because of certain vague textural elements on the orange's surface (Fig. 4b).
The Anthropocene deposits of England, here regarded as those formed after ∼1950 CE, are now extensive, take various forms, and may be characterized and recognized by a number of stratigraphic signals, such as artificial radionuclides, pesticide residues, microplastics, enhanced fly ash levels, concrete fragments and a novel variety of 'technofossils' and neobiotic species.
The result of these operations is stored as an alternative file type, usually a Standard Tessellation Language/Stereolithrography (STL) file submitted to, and recognized by, a 3D printer to build the model.
More specifically, these malfolded proteins are returned to the cytosol and recognized by a Ub-protein ligase (E3), which decorates misfolded proteins with Ub molecules that mark the substrate for proteasome-mediated proteolysis [4].
Sheltered by the "PMN envelope" and recognized by an apoptotic "eat-me signal" C. pneumoniae is ingested by MF and AM without being visible for the innate immune system.
The historic hydraulic system has been honoured as a masterpiece of creative genius and recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage site.
The Last Dog on Earth was a winner of the Texas Lone Star Reading List and recognized by YALSA on a 2006 book list for young adults.
We conclude that methods to improve research quality and limit waste need to be implemented in pediatric research and recognized by authorities as a priority.
Labeled S1P, visualized by autoradiography and recognized by comparison with a reference standard, was scraped and counted by liquid scintillation.
