The phrase "recognized financially" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone or something receives monetary recognition for their efforts. For example, "The author was recognized financially for her book's success, receiving a large advance payment for her second novel."
There are no witnesses testifying on Beyoncé's behalf — she is almost the only person in the film who speaks more than a few words — nor is there any obvious reason someone as popular, recognized and financially rewarded as Beyoncé would feel misunderstood, yet the intent is clear.
Chemistry and math were also upgraded, and the teachers who taught these courses were professionally recognized and financially rewarded.
EDC is financially self-sustaining and a recognized leader in financial reporting and economic analysis.
Our parents worked very hard, but they weren't recognized for their work or financially.
Gait analysis is now recognized as clinically useful and financially reimbursable for some medical conditions.
This was raised in the in-depth interviews with the DMOs, who recognized the problem but said that as managers they were financially constrained.
They are popular, common sense proposals that don't force workers into choosing between time and money, and they recognize that working families' financially security depends on both.
A ceremony last Sunday at the Neuberger recognized those who had done outstanding work in the program, which is supported financially by the Westchester philanthropists, Donald and Jane Cecil.
Increasing student enrollment necessitated a move in 1602, and, after a crippling accident, Joseph was financially assisted by Popes Clement VIII and Paul V, who in 1617 recognized his community as a religious congregation.
"They are all cultural visionaries who deserve to be recognized for their roles in advancing projects that have paid off critically and financially".
