"What is recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking a question about what is known or accepted as true. For example: "What is recognized as the most efficient way to complete this task?".
What is recognized is that Earth is still differentiating into chemically distinct layers or regions.
However, if unresolved, ERS is lethal to cells via what is recognized as ERS-induced apoptosis12.
The first texture's icon should always be named "default_icon.png" as this is what is recognized by Starlogo TNG.
Washington, which is still bogged down in Iraq, and France, the widely unpopular former colonial power, have been happy to see someone else assume responsibility for what is recognized as a difficult and thankless task.
We therefore urge Mr. Bloomberg to rethink his position, and we urge all other candidates for city office to participate in what is recognized as one of the most effective campaign finance systems in the nation.
At the University of Cambridge, meanwhile, Maurice Wilkes and others built what is recognized as the first full-size, fully electronic, stored-program computer to provide a formal computing service for users.
The fundamental mistake here is ignoring what are recognized as "silences in the archives".
Now, that's what's recognized.
With respect to (a), the basis of the secessionists' claim to territory is straightforward: they are simply reclaiming what was recognized by international law as theirs.
Co-infection present a plausible explanation for the unusual and extreme lengths people went to in order to contain what was recognized as a seriously debilitating affliction.
There were 2,200 residents with what was recognized as the 'Minamata disease' who experienced symptoms including neurological deficits following exposure.
