"institutional recognition" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organization or institution that has acknowledged or acknowledged something that has been achieved. For example, "The student received institutional recognition for their work in the laboratory."
Alumni were once seen, first and foremost, in terms of their potential as benefactors, rewarding institutions with endowments in return for some kind of personal gratification or institutional recognition, whether the naming of a building, funding of an academic post and so forth.
He played a long game, aimed at securing art-historical, institutional recognition for his artists.
On returning to the stage, he was given almost institutional recognition.
Adding this new helix expressed the institutional recognition achieved by science and technology studies and their growing role in policy design.
Users and Researcher-Users combined felt they had more institutional recognition, but also more concerns about research quality, than Researchers (Figure 9).
With Islam as an emerging religion, the extension of institutional recognition for equal representation has been defined as a pluralist promotion of diversity.
Institutional identification.
"Is civic crowd-funding a kind of financially fueled activism, dependent on institutional partnerships and recognition?" Grabar asks, "or will it develop sufficient economic horsepower to displace the traditional power structure of the city?" Coney Island, with its glittering amusement parks and sandy shoreline, undoubtedly has legendary status.
He however maintains that such partnership requires institutional support and recognition in order to be successful, which in this case both the Accra Metropolitan Assembly (AMA) and the local government ministry have shown and demonstrated enough commitment.
Comments suggested that institutional support and recognition of collaborative research may depend on how well research speaks to an institution's goals and priorities, and that research may be not supported otherwise (e.g. through time given for research).
In 2012, the school where the exhibition was held requested, for the first time, the participation of the participating university's Earth Science Department in an academic orientation day, which represents a positive outcome in terms of institutional partnerships and recognition.
