"become more recognizable" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when trying to describe the process of something becoming more well-known or familiar. For example, "As the school year progressed, the students' faces became more recognizable to each other."
As the team gets better -- as they get more visibility in some of these markets -- they'll become global stars and will become more recognizable".
Soon after Mario first appeared, in the early nineteen-eighties, he had become more recognizable to American children than Mickey Mouse.
While Mario, the mascot of the multibillion-dollar Nintendo company, has in some quarters become more recognizable than Mickey Mouse, and a symbol of a gaming industry that rivals Hollywood in its revenues and cultural influence, gamers like Mr. Wiebe have remained frozen in time.
Blogging for a website or for another blog that receives a lot of traffic will help your name and writing skills become more recognizable and well-known.
Howard became more recognizable to audiences as Gwen Stacy in Spider-Man 3 (2007) and as Victoria in The Twilight Saga: Eclipse (2010).
The bids increased though as the celebs became more recognizable, including a $28K package called "The Fabulous Life of Russell Simmons," which included a week stay in his Hamptons estate, and a case of Krug, (although Simmons himself doesn't drink).
A radio presenter and a wicked DJ who has headlined Stereosonic and Big Day Out (among many other festivals), we wouldn't be surprised if NLV's name soon became more recognizable than Vegemite. .
A beloved radio presenter on national station Triple J and a wicked DJ who has headlined Stereosonic and Big Day Out (among many other festivals), we wouldn't be surprised if NLV's name soon became more recognizable than Vegemite. .
Opponents of televised proceedings typically argue that lawyers are likely to play to the camera; that commercial news programs might broadcast short clips of trials out of context; and that witnesses would lose privacy as their faces become more publicly recognizable.
Over the years, the abstractions have become more controlled and recognizable.
