The phrase "autonomy recognition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the acknowledgment or validation of an individual's or group's independence and self-governance.
Example: "The new policy emphasizes autonomy recognition for marginalized communities, allowing them to make decisions that affect their lives."
Alternatives: "acknowledgment of autonomy" or "recognition of independence.".
Meehan, Johanna, "Autonomy, Recognition, and Respect: Habermas, Benjamin, and Honneth", in Feminists Read Habermas, Meehan, Johanna (ed)., New York: Routledge, 1995.
Respect, autonomy, recognition, and appreciation are the four keywords for a welcoming and attractive culture.
The increased violence has pushed the Baluch far beyond their original demands for greater autonomy and recognition of their rights and toward an armed independence movement.
What robust concern views seem to miss, Ebels-Duggan suggests, is the way love involves interacting agents, each with a capacity for autonomy the recognition and engagement with which is an essential part of love.
Job satisfaction is a multidimensional parameter, consisting of intrinsic factors, i.e. decision autonomy and recognition, and extrinsic factors, i.e. wages and job security [ 17].
The results of a 1993 meta-analysis of 48 studies looking at work satisfaction in over 15,000 nurses revealed that job satisfaction was associated strongly with reduced work stress, organizational commitment, communication with supervisors, autonomy, employee recognition, fairness, locus of control, years of experience, education, and professionalism.
Career success means different things to different people, from pay, status and promotion, to self-development, recognition, autonomy and being able to "make a difference".
Led by the Sicilian priest Don Luigi Sturzo, the Popolari espoused a program of local administrative autonomy, agricultural reform, recognition of the right of workers to organize, election (rather than appointment) of the Senate, and extension of suffrage to women.
The deep well of truth of what we all want, each man, each woman, each child on this earth: that the small space that surrounds our fragile bodies be respected, that our right to some minimal territoriality or identity or autonomy, be afforded recognition by those who have the power to smash and invade it.
Good professional climate, high professional autonomy and monetary recognition of clinical work are also essential [ 11, 33- 35].
Several studies have shown that in low-income countries, where social organization is less individualistic, intrinsic job characteristics such as challenge, recognition, autonomy and the work itself were less associated with job satisfaction, whereas extrinsic characteristics such as salary, job security and working conditions were very strongly associated with job satisfaction [ 17].
