"unequivocally recognized" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that someone or something is strongly and without doubt acknowledged or accepted. For example, "His achievements in the field of science were unequivocally recognized by his peers."
The Fars News Service, affiliated with the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps, reported that Mr. Karroubi had now unequivocally recognized the president.
However, denitrification in marine systems is unequivocally recognized to occur only in suboxic conditions [1, 4, 5], which is contradictory to our findings.
While scholars recognize that we are still some time from creating information technology that would be unequivocally recognized as an artificial moral agent, there are strong theoretical arguments in favor of the eventual possibility and therefore they are an appropriate concern for those interested in the moral impacts of information technologies.
The massacre in Sagamihara must be unequivocally recognized for what it was: a brutal hate crime.
The Zionist Organization of America has unequivocally recognized the Armenian genocide, and President Morton Klein on Wednesday expressed support for a government resolution doing likewise.
Turgor pressure is an essential feature of plants; however, whereas its physiological importance is unequivocally recognized, its relevance to development is often reduced to a role in cell elongation.
Mr. Obama's remarks, he said, fell "far short of the clear promise he made as a candidate that he would, as president, fully and unequivocally recognize this crime against humanity".
2. During the Moscow negotiations, the P5+1 should affirm Iran's nuclear rights, as stipulated by President Obama, and unequivocally recognize Iran's right to enrich uranium up to 5percentt in its own facilities.
LCA methodology is well suited to many biomedical problems, where the inability to define a gold standard or unequivocally recognize truth is a common limitation.
Of the large number of antihyperglycaemic drug classes now available for patients with T2DM, none is recognized unequivocally to reduce CV events over and above any modest effects of glucose lowering itself.
Unlike wheat, diploid predecessors of tetraploid and hexaploid oat have not been identified, and plasticity within genomes makes it unlikely that diploid ancestors will ever be recognized unequivocally, since extant diploids have likely diverged since oat polyploidization.
