The phrase "are recognised as being" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that something is acknowledged or accepted in a particular way or status.
Example: "These individuals are recognised as being leaders in their field due to their significant contributions and expertise."
Alternatives: "are acknowledged as" or "are regarded as".
As attention is being focused increasingly towards minimising carbon emissions and enhancing the possibly of material recycling in the construction industry, traditional composite systems are recognised as being problematic on several counts.
Furthermore, the lack of normal distribution made non-parametric techniques more appropriate and these are recognised as being less sensitive and not as powerful as parametric tests [ 16].
Employment and cultural identification are recognised as being among the broader determinants of health associated with social and emotional well-being [ 30, 31].
These fugues sound to me like sensory overload, which intellectually gifted people are recognised as being vulnerable to.
Environmental issues are recognised as being increasingly important, especially in the 21st century; researchers have thus proposed remanufacturing as a means of improving manufacturing sustainability.
The court heard that victims of torture are not usually placed in immigration detention as they are recognised as being vulnerable and at particular risk of harm.
"David Bernstein is recognised as being a really good chairman of the FA," said Robertson.
A spokesperson says: "Students are not told about the presence of asbestos in their rooms – the asbestos is in the form of artex and this material is recognised as being low risk".
A spokesperson says: "Students are not told about the presence of asbestos in their rooms – the asbestos is in the form of artex and this material is recognised as being low risk". She adds: "The health, safety and security of the students at Cardiff University is our main priority.
Some 16 years after their high level meeting, the Dagenham women were still waiting to be recognised as skilled, so out they went again.
Because Linux is widely recognised as being stable, reliable, versatile and cheap, IBM and Oracle have Linux strategies.
