"received significant recognition" is a correctly constructed and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when you need to express that someone or something has attained a notable level of success or accolade. For example: "The author's new novel received significant recognition and was nominated for several major literary awards."
Not surprisingly, Cairns received significant recognition during his extraordinary career, including election as Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Science (1967), as Fellow of The Royal Society (1974) and as a MacArthur Foundation Fellow (1981).
Sponsored by Deutsche Bank, "The Three M Project," as this collaboration is called (M as in museums), will continue "to commission, exhibit and acquire contemporary art by artists whose work has not yet received significant recognition in the United States," according to a New Museum news release.
The full-time MBA program at Queen's has also received significant recognition.
The Queen's School of Business has received significant recognition in the past years.
Unlike Lely, who was knighted, Wright never received significant recognition from King Charles.
20th ANNUAL LENSCRAFTERS TRUER THAN FICTION AWARD (Presented to an emerging director of non-fiction features who has not yet received significant recognition) Dan Krauss, "The Kill Team".
Neel did not receive significant recognition until the 1970s.
The Terminator has received recognition from the American Film Institute.
"The assets of clients with conservative risk positions, such as retirees, were allocated into high-risk products without their knowledge to the financial benefit of the adviser, who received significant bonuses and recognition within CFPL as a 'high performer'," the report said.
After the report was submitted to the State Council, it received significant attention and recognition.
Sid Lowe He has never competed in the Champions League and has yet to receive significant international recognition, so Hernanes is relatively unappreciated outside of Italy.
