'recognition on' is not an English expression
The correct and usable expression would be 'recognition of.' For example, "The government has enacted laws for the recognition of Native American tribes."
To these purposes, molecular recognition on microarray-configured devices is one of the most promising tools.
Clifford argued for recognition on moral and historical grounds.
"We look forward to recognition on a federal level to provide relief to those suffering".
Their aim, they say, is to achieve mainstream recognition on a Moby/LCD scale.
There is Colonel Qaddafi's Libya, a rich oil state that craves recognition on the world stage.
A throb or a glimmer, an act of recognition on the writer's part.
Julia Gillard wanted to have a referendum on local government recognition on September 14.
In 1990, a group of Paucatuck Eastern Pequot members began pursuing federal recognition on their own.
With this bunch of players we've got, I think we deserve recognition on the international scale.
You haven't seen The Knot, because it was trashed beyond recognition on its release in 2012.
Recognition on this level makes you "wonder what you're doing wrong," Baldessari quipped.
