increased recognition

collocation in English

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increase
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈɪn.kriːs/us
/ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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recognition
noun
uk
/ˌrek.əɡˈnɪʃ.ən/us
/ˌrek.əɡˈnɪʃ.ən/
agreement that something is true ...
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(Definition ofincreaseandrecognitionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Increasedrecognitionof eating disorders may be a crucial step towards encouraging more patients to seek treatment for these disabling conditions.
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Telephone helplines (quitlines) have gainedincreasedrecognitionas effective interventions for smokers (17;24).
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The seventeenth century saw an increased professionalism underpinned by a now well-established tradition, withincreasedrecognitiongiven to at least some authors.
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Prevalence may be increasing as a result of the advent of modern therapies andincreasedrecognitionof the disease.
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In other words, in the north the notedincreasedrecognitionof a widow's property claims does not appear to be a recognition of women's independent land rights.
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This has led to theincreasedrecognitionof the genus as emerging pathogens of both medical and veterinary importance.
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Fourth, there isincreasedrecognitionof the role of social and economic factors in determining whether a management regime will be successfully implemented, regardless of how sound it is scientifically.
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There should beincreasedrecognitionof early symptoms and access to academically supportive programs.
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This may be related partly toincreasedrecognitionof more minor forms, and possibly also due to the success of aggressive medical management including fi-blockade.
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Expressions of these vulnerabilities resonate in the claims of carers' organisations forincreasedrecognitionand material support.
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In recent years, withincreasedrecognitionabout the importance of teenage health, many general practices have established 'specialist' clinics in an attempt to improve accessibility for teenagers.
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These improvements are designed to giveincreasedrecognitionto long service, skill and experience.
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I would say that thatincreasedrecognitionis to be found at the ministerial level.
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Take the effect of theincreasedrecognitionof trade unions.
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It was a good practical report, and they urged again the upgrading of technical colleges byincreasedrecognitionof universities.
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There isincreasedrecognitionof the fact that one can dilute a job.
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Everyone could have anincreasedrecognitionof that importance without the importance being increased.
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It has appeared, therefore, that the air has in fact been gettingincreasedrecognitionas an essential part, if not perhaps the major part, of naval power.
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