The term "publically recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something that has been acknowledged, acknowledged by the public, or accepted by the public. For example, "The organization was publically recognized for its work in promoting diversity and inclusion".
The efforts of employees for growth of company should be recognized and publically appreciated with some rewards.
Teachers were always recognized individually and publically (e.g., at workshops, in newsletters) for their contributions.
To enable convenient and selective use of the newly developed SSRs, a BLAST search to determine redundancy was performed against publically available SSRs in the CottonGen database (www.cottongen.org); 38,044 SSRs were recognized as duplicates (Additional files 1 and 2).> -wrap-foot> *Only SSRs anchored in chromosomes were considered.
The villages' achievement is recognized by ODF verification and certification guidelines developed by the Health Environment Management Agency in 2013, which publically declares communities' success in achieving ODF status.
Although 95% respondents recognized the names of each disorder fewer than 70% could report specific characteristics and only 33% considered that publically available information was adequate; most respondents identified the media as their main resource.
By celebrating their accomplishments and recognizing their growth both one on one and publically within group settings, youth gain greater self-confidence and strengthen their connections to you, a group and the broader community which is now embracing and validating the value and the strengths that youth bring to the table.
DAVID is a publically available database (http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov) that offers a comprehensive set of functional annotation tools to recognize biological meaning behind list from high through put experiments.
