The phrase "already recognized as a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something or someone that has been acknowledged or accepted in a particular role or status prior to the current moment.
Example: "The scientist is already recognized as a leading expert in her field."
Alternatives: "previously acknowledged as a" or "already identified as a".
Williamsburg is already recognized as a center of artisanal pickle, jam and cheese production.
After that, the Shinnecock, who are already recognized as a tribe by New York State, would have to negotiate a treaty with the state to open a casino.
When Dante was elected to the priorate in 1300, he presumably was already recognized as a spokesman for those in the commune determined to resist the Pontiff's policies.
Your sister, Karen, who at 19 is already recognized as a talented artist, is dozing in the driver's seat, while your younger brother, Michael, 8, is curled up in the back next to a friend's 3-year-old daughter.
In 1990, Modi, already recognized as a future leader of the B.J.P., was one of the main organizers of a protest pilgrimage from Gujarat to the town of Ayodhya, in the northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
Before his breakthrough show, "Company," Mr. Sondheim, a protege of Oscar Hammerstein II, was already recognized as a wunderkind for his lyrics for "West Side Story" (music by Leonard Bernstein) and "Gypsy" (Jule Styne).
To do the job of an adverbial, you can use a word already recognized as an adverb, like "anytime" in "I'll see you anytime".
Although monitoring is already recognized as an important component of management, in the face of climate change, monitoring will be even more essential.
Hydrogen sulfide is already recognized as an important signaling molecule in mammalian systems, and emerging data suggest that H2S is a signaling molecule just as important as nitric oxide (NO) and H2O2 in plants.
However, although all of its items are relevant, it measures predominantly mobility and has no content relevant to the assessment of domestic life, which was already recognized as an important shortcoming by its developers [ 42].
