"well recognized among" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is widely known or respected among a certain group of people. For example: "The company is well recognized among its peers in the industry for its outstanding customer service."
Depression has been well recognized among cancer patients but undertreated, Dr. Morrow said.
The first paradigm of Unit Operations and the second paradigm of Transport Phenomena are well recognized among the chemical engineers all over the world, and what the next paradigm is remains still an open question.
The notable increase in concrete toughness upon exposure to elevated temperatures is well recognized among researchers (Zhang et al. 2000).
Only the vitamin A program was well recognized among caregivers as one of the health services offered by FCHVs.
Concentration-dependent paradoxical effects are well recognized among cytokines and, in this instance, MIP-1β responses point to a concentration-dependent biphasic response to eotaxin.
Changes such as apoptosis of CD4-lymphocytes and of B-lymphocytes and immunoparalysis of monocytes are well recognized among septic patients [ 3- 6].
Ontario farmers felt that sun safety was an important but not well recognized health issue among farmers [ 42].
Lateral gene transfer (LGT) is well recognized as widespread among bacteria and archaea (Doolittle 2000; Ragan et al. 2009; Martin 2011) and to a lesser extent among eukaryotes (Andersson 2005; Hotopp et al. 2007; Katz 2012).
It is well recognized that even among experts, there is rarely uniform agreement when evaluating complex data such as that presented in the case studies provided in the results section.
It is well recognized that drinking is among the major risk factors that are associated with suicidal behavior.
Short-term complications associated with breast implants are well recognized, and may be enhanced among women receiving implants for reconstructive purposes [ 21].
