"mostly recognized" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is largely understood or accepted. For example, "The report was mostly recognized as accurate by public opinion."
"Viruses are molecular genetic parasites and are mostly recognized for their ability to induce disease".
Such findings have been mostly recognized from interaction studies involving microorganisms from the same kingdom, either bacteria or fungi2.
Several large items (>50 cm) are mostly recognized within the Tremestieri and San Gregorio channels (Table 1).
You mostly recognized different reptiles by their size and how much of that the others had chewed off.
O'Brien, whose energetic style and creative imagination were praised by James Joyce, Anthony Burgess, John Updike, and many others, is mostly recognized for his novels "At Swim-Two-Birds" and "The Third Policeman".
The visit had been no worse or better than other visits, but, as she sat there watching a polished Dad skull wobble atop some clothes she mostly recognized, her insides had gone bleak and dangerous.
But those designations mostly recognize the architecture.
Mexican plants that produce exports still mostly recognize compliant sham unions.
"We really tried to honor the legacy of the game and mostly recognize that we've got technology that's improving quickly, and we had a good experience with the home run and boundary replays," the former manager Tony La Russa, an adviser to Major League Baseball, said in a telephone interview on Thursday.
We humans mostly recognize our family, friends, and neighbours by sight or by voice.
Measures of financial health are the strongest predictor of whether a school will receive a sanction, particularly for accreditors which mostly recognize for-profit colleges.
