The phrase "additionally recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is recognized in addition to something else that has already been mentioned.
Example: "The project was not only successful but was additionally recognised for its innovative approach."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged" or "further recognized".
Additionally, they recognised a number of competences, which could be applied to different areas, rather than a single area.
Additionally we recognise that literature works within a broader context, including the commercial publishing industry and statutory education, and our funding strategy is designed to complement rather than duplicate that.
Additionally, we recognise the right of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to self-identify, and to self-identify differently under different circumstances; this is another potential source of inconsistency in administrative data.
Additionally, we recognise that the different social welfare arrangements in place in the different countries of the developed world may well impact on the extent to which these findings can be generalised to other international settings.
Additionally, it is recognised that the population of people claiming health related benefits reflects in part the state of the labour market, with some arguing that the number of benefit claimants is disguised unemployment [ 20, 21].
Additionally, it has been recognised that there is much room for improvement in the collaboration between primary and secondary care [ 11, 12].
Additionally, Bosnian women also recognised prayer as a form of physical activity due to the up and down movements and rising and lowering of arms during each visit to temple.
Additionally it has been recognised that the discussion between psychiatrist and service user in relation to medication is open to the potential for coercion, with pressure being exerted to ensure the individual remains "compliant" with their prescribed medication regime [ 13].
Additionally, we also recognise that, in our analysis, we did not consider appointment times for GP premises, or the number of GPs working within each premises.
