The phrase 'promote recognition of' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in order to talk about raising awareness or acceptance of an idea, concept, person, or group. For example, "Her organization works to promote recognition of the importance of mental health within the community."
"This will help promote recognition of us globally to the overseas business aviation sector, many of whom were not aware of the availability of an airport to the north-west of London.
Neoconservative ideologues came up with a spurious "domino theory" according to which regime change in Iraq would be emulated elsewhere and even somehow promote recognition of Israel by the Palestinians and moderate Arab states.
International mechanisms for the protection of human rights do exist and can promote recognition of abortion as a human right and a crucial component of comprehensive reproductive health care.
By presenting the chief facts as to natural resources of minerals and their geographical control, such a conference can do much to promote recognition of the interdependence of nations and the need for collaboration between them.
However, it is difficult to assess such conceptual knowledge using traditional assessment methods such as multiple choice questions, which often promote recognition of facts rather than understanding and application of concepts.
I would hope that our rewarding experience will help to motivate all graduate students to find ways to promote recognition of excellence in faculty mentoring on their campuses.
CpdR acts as an adaptor, tethering the amino-terminal PAS domain to ClpXP and promoting recognition of the weak carboxyl-terminal degron of PdeA, a combination that ensures processive proteolysis.
On other occasions, Mr. DiPaulo, a member of an environmental group called Times Up!, which promotes recognition of bicyclists' rights to the road, has been hit by a car he did not see coming and fallen after riding into a deep pothole that had been camouflaged by heavy rain.
Also under his leadership, Duke published its first alumni directory, established the Duke University Black Alumni Connection, introduced or revived programs ranging from a new Career Week for students to an annual fall Homecoming Weekend, and promoted recognition of alumni and their children who attend the university.
RanBP3 also alters the cargo selectivity of CRM1, promoting recognition of the NES of HIV-1 Rev and of other cargos while deterring recognition of the import adaptor protein Snurportin1.
These results suggest that maternal education is a factor in promoting recognition of ASD, but not necessarily the occurrence of ASD.
