The phrase "added recognized" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been acknowledged or accepted in addition to something else, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The added recognized contributions of the volunteers were essential to the project's success."
Alternatives: "additional acknowledged" or "further recognized".
The American people, Mr. Rumsfeld added, "recognize the difficulty of the task".
He added: "Recognizing that fundamental reality, I think Europe has, to their credit, recognized they need a stronger financial firewall to support and underpin those reforms".
Ms. Lam said she had been drawn to the deputy chancellor post out of a desire to help New York City's schoolchildren, but she added: "Recognizing that I am a team member, not the team leader, though, this evening I have with sadness given my resignation to Chancellor Klein".
The bill, he added, "recognizes that there is such a thing as practical science that can solve problems and improve the lives of people".
Bishop McCormack, who this week signed a settlement with prosecutors to avert a criminal indictment of the Manchester diocese, issued a statement saying he did not plan to resign and adding, "Recognizing my own imperfections, I ask the people of New Hampshire to measure my resolve to serve and my plans for our future as church by what I have done well as your bishop".
The new designation, he adds, recognizes that STEM education is "an important, legitimate pursuit for graduate research and for the portfolio of activities that NSF and scientists are responsible for".
American authorities, he added, "recognize the democratic right of peaceful protest and underscore that violence is the enemy of democracy".
We added recently recognized pathogens listed online by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the World Health Organization (WHO), ProMED, and elsewhere (6 – 9 ).
In a few cases, for example, the histones, we added widely recognized systemic nuclear autoantigens that were not annotated as autoantigens in SWISS-PROT.
During the 1980s, clinicians added newly recognized infectious diseases, such as toxic shock syndrome and AIDS, to their differential diagnoses when evaluating previously healthy young adults with severe illness.
