The phrase "are only recognizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that can be identified or distinguished under specific conditions or limitations.
Example: "These patterns are only recognizable when viewed from a certain angle."
Alternatives: "can only be identified" or "are merely discernible".
It's a very natural cycle, with peaks and valleys that are only recognizable to outsiders when the highs are abnormally high or the lows are desperately low.
These patients are the best candidates for treatment and are only recognizable through door-to-door, population-based studies.
In all other species examined (land plants, invertebrates, and fish), the total numbers of detectable RP pseudogenes were generally fewer than 10, so as in the case of LTR retrotransposons, aberrant nonstable age distributions of these insertions are only recognizable in mammalian lineages.
They were only recognizable by a code on them (A or B).
In this case, close homology among the three species is only recognizable for TRIM35 and 62.
Thus, any synergistic interaction is not very robust, as it is only recognizable under the multiplicative model and only in combination with the exo70A1 mutant, suggesting that any functional interactions between exocyst-mediated events and brassinosteroid signaling to influence root growth are limited, and perhaps indirect.
Montagnoli et al, who also confirmed antibody specificity by biochemical assays, showed that p27 expression may be better detected by using both antibodies than either alone and that there is a portion of p27 that is only recognizable by the anti-phospho Ab [ 6].
"Baywatch" aired in more than a hundred and forty countries and was dubbed into many tongues: a triumph of metamorphosis, since the dialogue was only just recognizable as English in the first place.
While the B homologue was generally conserved – there are only two losses recognizable in R. xylanophylus and in Tropheryma spp. – the A homologue was the object of several duplications and losses.
Some of the money managers work at firms, which are easily recognizable, while others are only well known in institutional circles.
Sometimes her speech bounced off reality in a way that was only vaguely recognizable.
