The phrase "as recognizable in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the recognition of something in different contexts or mediums.
Example: "The logo is as recognizable in print as it is on digital platforms."
Alternatives: "just as identifiable in" or "equally recognizable in".
It's a style as recognizable in its way, and as powerful, as Goya's or Brueghel's.
From the late 1940s to the early '70s Moondog was as recognizable in the New York City landscape as the Empire State Building, and nearly as striking.
Its mascot, Peko-chan, a little girl in pigtails with her tongue sticking out of the side of her mouth, is as recognizable in Japan as Ronald McDonald and Colonel Sanders are in the United States.
It was Lauren, after all, who went from designing a simple four-inch necktie for Beau Brummel in the late 1960s to colonizing vast sartorial hunks of American high society and transforming the tweaked results into a $13.5 billion publicly traded business whose logo, a jaunty equestrian with a cocked polo mallet, is almost as recognizable in certain places as the American flag.
Here, captured by mobile phone, is the "brother leader," bloodied but alive, remonstrating with his captors, as recognizable in the ragged mantle of the fallen dictator as the disheveled Saddam Hussein emerging from his burrow of a hiding place in Iraq.
It has been described as being "as recognizable in gaming circles as the Super Mario Bros. theme or Sonic the Hedgehogs title screen pop".
People outside the magazine who have seen the current prototype described it as recognizable as Newsweek in name only.
The silks are as recognizable as any in American racing — black with a cherry cap and white with a cherry sash — but neither has ever been graced with the winner's roses on the first Saturday in May.
Rodriguez, now as recognizable as any player in baseball, would laugh as he recalled fans' routinely mistaking him for Jeter when Rodriguez was with the Mariners.
"In Europe and Japan, the top Grand Prix motorcycle racers are as recognizable as Joe Montana or Larry Bird in this country". In Spain last year, Rainey was named man of the year by Spain's daily sports newspaper, El Mundo Deportivo.
I made certain that the events were undergirded by emotional truth so that no matter what form Pavla took, or what astonishing thing was happening to her, the underlying emotions were as recognizable as they would be in a story more firmly rooted in realism.
