The phrase "aspiration for recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a desire or ambition to be acknowledged or validated in some way, often in personal, professional, or social contexts.
Example: "Her aspiration for recognition drove her to work harder and seek out opportunities to showcase her talents."
Alternatives: "desire for acknowledgment" or "yearning for validation."
In 2012, he visited Eleven Madison Park, a restaurant with vast aspirations for international recognition.
These trends may undermine the carefully negotiated support of this new cadre by health professional associations and create aspirations for greater recognition and remuneration among clinical associates in a context where the impact on the quality of care – whether positive or negative – remains unmeasured.
With her newest glorious spectacle already buzzing across keyboards, and a documentary highlighting The Weird Girls Project entitled I Want to be Weird scheduled for release this fall, Von-Sometime emphasizes her aspirations for a wider recognition of her courageous collaborators and their honest performances.
This is partly because of their aspirations for progression and recognition, but also because of their articulated respect for medicines as special commodities that require accompanying knowledge about indications, contraindications and broader health topics.
It is based upon cultural and historical ties, and the recognition that the aspiration for a Jewish homeland is rooted in a tragic history that cannot be denied.
Mr. Obama said the bond between the United States and Israel was "based upon cultural and historical ties, and the recognition that the aspiration for a Jewish homeland is rooted in a tragic history that cannot be denied".
Analysing ethnographic material, we study how accountants engage in a struggle for recognition in a context where tensions emerge from the confrontation between idealised occupational aspirations and situated possibilities.
He opted for recognition.
A beat to allow for recognition.
Next is the need for recognition.
