"recognizable for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is easily identifiable or distinguishable for a particular reason. Example: The city is recognizable for its iconic skyline and bustling streets.
But Penske's cars will still be recognizable for their red-and-white paint scheme.
"I have heard, 'You're too recognizable for this part,' " Ms. Wallace said.
Mr. Krenov's cabinets, rarely more than 4 feet high and 26 inches wide, are recognizable for their long, slim legs.
The World Financial Center is recognizable for what it is, but also looks absurd as a bastion of economic might.
As in good science fiction, this world is no less recognizable for the strangeness of its people.
Silver work from the Kutch district, in far-west Gujarat, was instantly recognizable for its embossed patterns of tight, all-over curves and curls.
Ibrahimovic, 31, is recognizable for his immense creativity, his irrepressible personality and his tattooed frame, regularly topped with a samurai ponytail.
The result was a series of abstract sculptures that illuminated indoor and outdoor spaces in cities around the globe, instantly recognizable for their vibrant colors and sinuous lines.
The tulip trees, probably more than 200 years old, are easily recognizable for their leaves, shaped like tulip flowers, and their columnar trunks.
One can only conjecture how pedestrians will react to Ms. Kruger's work, which is probably as recognizable for its social critique as for its graphic oomph.
These are unusual words from a man whose work is often instantly recognizable for its blend of lyrical fluidity and artifice-free, grounded naturalism.
