"best recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something or someone that is well known or widely recognized. For example, "The Mona Lisa painting is one of the most best recognised works of art in the world".
In around half of cases, additional malformations are present, forming either a syndrome of known genetic aetiology, of which CHARGE syndrome [OMIM 214800], Feingold syndrome [OMIM 164280] and AEG syndrome [OMIM 206900] are examples; or a recognised association, of which the VACTERL association [OMIM 192350] is the best recognised.
But she was best recognised for playing opposite Marlon Brando in Guys And Dolls.
The anal verge is best recognised in the sagittal plane (Fig. 1).
The HJS or biliary-enteric anastomosis is often challenging to identify and best recognised in a coronal orientation (Fig. 3).
In our experiments, this "cloudy" appearance is best recognised in the insets of the larger topographic images.
The MJL is anastomosed to the right side of the PR, generally oriented horizontally and best recognised in coronal images (Figs. 2 and 3).
38 As the currently best-recognised biomarker for the initial assessment of VTE, a negative value of D-dimer may safely 'rule out' both PE and DVT due to its high sensitivity of about 95%.
More than 250 indigenous leaders met in Uluru to discuss how to best recognise Australia's first inhabitants.
You can best recognise such things by, well frenetic activity and, yes, again by being reactive, no longer remaining proactive, you can tell when people are not tuned in, do not think ahead [N04].
He assumes that one day he will once again be consigned to obscurity; at best, occasionally recognised as the man who used to be Alan Carr.
(Before that race, only "world bests" were recognised. Tergat's time, which crushed Khalid Khannouchi's 17-month-old world best by 43 seconds, was the first ratified marathon "world record").
