"open recognition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to praise or acknowledgement of a person, group, or thing that is known to others. For example, "He was given open recognition for his hard work and dedication."
The idea that Obama's open recognition of America's flaws makes him insufficiently patriotic assuages the insecurity of conservative listeners – who doesn't like to be told that they are better than someone else?
The US — Israel's staunchest ally — also still falls short of open recognition.
There is also an open recognition that the movement for change would not have not progressed if it were not for the enthusiasm, energy, dedication, and personal sacrifice that came from the youth.
As an example, the envy toward Hillary Clinton due to her husband's open recognition of their "two for one" shared power (which included matched initialed briefcases) and the jealousy of all they seemed to share as a couple, was greatly tempered when the Monica Lewinsky reality imploded.
This paper presents the design and outcomes of the CHiME-3 challenge, the first open speech recognition evaluation designed to target the increasingly relevant multichannel, mobile-device speech recognition scenario.
As she stared at the man her mouth began to open in recognition.
The first time you open Speech Recognition, you arrive at a very slick, very impressive full-screen tutorial/introduction, featuring a 20-something model in a white gauzy room that appears to be heaven.
In short: if progressives face today a trilemma how to reconcile their commitments to fairly open borders, recognition of cultural diversity and social redistribution, they should think harder which political units are best suited to achieve each of these goals.
The website works by using Sightcorp's open facial recognition API, in connection with that of the Rijksmuseum.
These patients achieve a different level of open set recognition in over the 80% of cases.
Analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) was used to examine the relationship between demographic factors and awareness of cancer warning signs assessed by recall (open) and recognition (closed) questions.
