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The phrase "are instantly recognisable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is easily identified or known at a glance, often referring to logos, brands, or distinctive features.
Example: "The iconic red and white stripes of the candy canes are instantly recognisable during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "are easily identifiable" or "are immediately noticeable."
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Geisha are instantly recognisable by their elaborate shironuri (white) makeup.
Their original and fun designs are instantly recognisable and collectable.
There are some designs that are instantly recognisable, though.
The mark of his originality is that they are instantly recognisable.
Some are instantly recognisable as the impressions of nuts and bolts.
Her works are instantly recognisable, catnip to collectors and regularly on display in museums.
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"Now, it's instantly recognisable".
It was instantly recognisable.
As a type, he is instantly recognisable.
He is instantly recognisable to tourists".
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