The part of the sentence "increase recognition of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about making a situation, such as an achievement or idea, more widely known or acknowledged. For example, "I am hoping to increase recognition of independent authors in the publishing industry."
The campaign to increase recognition of these diseases has had a decidedly beneficial effect.
Conclusions and Significance: Routine measurement of the cochlear height and bony island of the lateral semicircular canal, in conjunction with visual inspection of CT images, will increase recognition of common inner ear malformations.
I recommend including a mental health professional on the treatment team, staff inservicing, and/or the use of standardized measures of mood and mental status to increase recognition of these syndromes in geriatric rehabilitation patients.
No researchers in our study discussed efforts to address patient and parents concern about obesity as a health problem or increase recognition of obesity in children as ways to facilitate research participation, though these were identified as barriers to study participation by most researchers in our study.
Although the 2009 influenza pandemic caused significant concern in Guatemala and helped to increase recognition of influenza as an important public health issue, the data we have presented here suggest that in Guatemala, the clinical presentation of pH1N1 was similar to that of the seasonal influenza viruses that were circulating before and during the pandemic.
This characterization of their typical appearance will help to increase recognition of the glands and any associated abnormalities.
There is increasing recognition of the business opportunities associated with sanitation.
But increasing recognition of Cutchogue's charms may be their doom.
There has been increasing recognition of a type of heart disease characterized as primary myocardial disease.
Although there is increasing recognition of the need to put women at the centre of peace and security efforts, women and girls with disabilities are rarely included explicitly.
There is increasing recognition of the huge and unfair costs that these structures impose on the rest of the economy.
