'receive prominence' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something (usually a topic or idea) gaining recognition or importance. For example: "In recent years, the issue of climate change has begun to receive prominence in the public discourse."
The system can then identify and spotlight the individual who is speaking so that one receives prominence in the conference while delivering one's comments.
For Super Bowl XLIV on Feb. 7, a contest to select viewers' favorite spots will receive more prominence on the YouTube home page, Mr. Lecinski said, and "there will be a user gadget to embed the videos across an array of social sites like Facebook".
In a domestic news context, however, this is a 'solution' that works for both television producers and audiences, and ensures these types of stories receive such prominence.
[ 37] However, financial motivation amongst dental 'netsters' would appeared to receive greater prominence than sociologists would suggest for this generation in the workplace [ 34- 36].
Casualties received most prominence on Channel 4 News, figuring in 40% of its reports about Iraqis.
It's certainly true that mental health has received more prominence in global health circles in recent years, with initiatives such as the World Health Organisation Mental Health Global Action Programme (mhGAP) taking place alongside anti-stigma campaigns and special issues of leading medical journals.
Although issues like Medicare reform or limits on medical malpractice awards might have come up under the leadership of Dr. Frist's predecessor, Trent Lott, it is unlikely that so many health issues would have received such prominence.
It received new prominence in 2005 when Citizens Advice issued a so-called super-complaint to competition watchdogs about what it described as a "protection racket", starting a series of events that led to the compensation payments to consumers and sales of some types of PPI being banned.
The ETNV received its prominence in the scientific community as the database of the long-term Bogalusa Heart Study.
In this direction, natural antioxidants received a prominence as they are often free from side effects, less expensive and abundant in many plant sources [ 1].
