The phrase "some form of recognition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a type or level of acknowledgement or appreciation that someone or something receives. Example: "Despite years of hard work and dedication, Jane still hasn't received any form of recognition for her contributions to the company."
"They want some form of recognition as to what's happened to them in the past.
Nothing too fancy, just some form of recognition about the human suffering that has been endured.
One of the digital twists here is that many storyteller-like figures are speaking simultaneously, jockeying for attention and for some form of recognition.
The Turks, on the other hand, demand some form of recognition of their de facto independence, which the rest of the world refuses to accept.
Many North Carolinians are apparently unaware that this particular amendment bans both same-sex marriage and civil unions (unlike Minnesota's), whereas 56% of North Carolinians support some form of recognition for same-sex couples.
While acknowledging the desire of grieving parents to have some form of recognition for their children, it is important to think carefully about just what is being certified in the name of the larger community.
Although there were some forms of recognition for drone operators and cyber operators before, none recognized truly exceptional acts of service, he said.
But they show support for some form of legal recognition for gay couples.
Fashion retailers have been especially keen: the survey reported that 59% use some form of facial recognition.
Mr. Cafero said he thought the legislature was moving toward some form of legal recognition for gay couples, though he opposes gay marriage.
And nearly all delegates said there should be some form of legal recognition for same-sex couples — just 5percentt said they should not be allowed to marry or form civil unions.
