'recognize mistakes' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to express the idea of someone being conscious of errors or shortcomings. For example, "The true mark of an educated person is to recognize mistakes and rectify them."
Contrary to the neoconservatives, the opposition to the war upheld Americas ideals as well as its true interests -- one of our interests being that we recognize mistakes when we make them.
We admire the entrepreneurs who quickly recognize mistakes and then transition their business accordingly (the catch-phrase lately is that these entrepreneurs know how to "pivot").
They call this wisdom and many leaders lack it – because they are too proud to recognize mistakes as valuable learning moments for themselves and others.
We must be able to recognize mistakes and learn from them, sharing that information fairly and impartially to try to prevent its recurrence.
Overall, distinguishing between true alleles and artefacts has been possible because our workflow combines several key features: First, using amplicon replicates for each individual facilitates variant classification and helps to recognize mistakes during laboratory procedures, which are more likely to occur with increasing numbers of multiplexed samples.
Good editing skills go beyond the mechanics to having the judgment to recognize mistakes and having the courage to fix them.
But recognizing mistakes is just the first step.
He recognizes, however, that Eisenhower possessed an extraordinary capacity for recognizing mistakes, learning from them and growing.
They contend that for biomedical research in particular, recognizing mistakes can truly be a matter of life and death.
Probably the most important element of Yahoo's ultimate success was "failing fast": recognizing mistakes early and being persistent about trying new and different ways to approach the market.
Acknowledge and use your own shortcomings by recognizing mistakes and openly apologizing for errors.
