The phrase "are generally recognised as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that something is widely accepted or acknowledged by a group or community.
Example: "These practices are generally recognised as essential for maintaining a healthy lifestyle."
Alternatives: "are widely accepted as" or "are commonly regarded as".
These include approvals of new drugs, vaccines, medical devices (such as artificial joints) and food additives, as well as affirmations that new food ingredients are "generally recognised as safe".
The trained personnel in this interaction make up what we have called, and are generally recognised as, the 'clinical workforce'.
Investigative procedurals are universally accepted and American shows are generally recognised as the gold standard.
The celebrity-centred awards are generally recognised as a harmless bit of fluff ahead of more meaningful ceremonies such as the Screen Actors Guild awards and the Oscars themselves.
Isn't their survival every bit as important as any other child's?" While vaccines are generally recognised as some of the most cost-effective interventions in existence, there are those who worry that the pneumococcal vaccine may have only a limited lifespan.
Although all the additives used to make modern bread and processed food products are "generally recognised as safe", in the circumspect language of the US Food and Drug Administration, some researchers have associated a number of food additives with some of the gut alterations seen in both coeliac and non-coeliac gluten sensitivity, as well as in inflammatory bowel disease.
Integration with the outside world will continue and intensify, and the need to restrict lending so as to cool an unsustainable rate of economic expansion and avoid a crash seems to be generally recognised as well.
This study has shown that whilst insulin initiation is generally recognised as acceptable in general practice, the role of the DNE and PN in this space and improved communication between health professionals are factors which need to be addressed.
LDL is generally recognised as a risk factor in the general population, and LDL oxidation is believed to be of importance due to its proinflammatory, even toxic, effects and the uptake of oxidised LDL into the vascular wall, from which it is then not removed.
