"have received recognition from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something has been acknowledged or praised by others for their achievements or actions. Example: The local charity organization has received recognition from the mayor for their efforts in helping the community during the pandemic.
The program's teaching activities have received recognition from the American Diabetes Association.
Professor Gordon Rausser and his co-authors have received recognition from the Agricultural & Applied Economics Association for their new book on structuring public-private partnerships.
Center faculty and staff have received recognition from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration for their work in this area.
These centres have made access to public services easier and more transparent and have received recognition from our partners and NGOs.In our view, the idea of calling for pressures on any country, including Azerbaijan, would not work.
Veterans have received recognition from the Russian government but have yet to be honoured by the British government.
My co-fellows have received recognition from many prestigious institutions, including the Aspen Institute, Draper Richards Kaplan, Echoing Green, Penn GSE, Teach For America and Yale School of Management.
By the end of the year, the coalition had received recognition from dozens of countries and organizations.
Brohi has addressed numerous global forums, and has received recognition from Oprah Winfrey, CNN correspondent Christiane Amanpour, and former American President Bill Clinton.
Mr. Berg has received recognition from the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association ("PIABA") for assisting its amicus curiae efforts and furthering the protection of investors against investment abuses.
Mr. Rocha, who has received recognition from the British government for services to fashion, said that the hardest thing for him was not to be able to help or direct his daughter, but to "let go".
