The phrase "also be recognized in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is acknowledged or accepted in addition to other contexts or areas.
Example: "The contributions of the volunteers will also be recognized in the annual awards ceremony."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged in" or "also noted in".
The distribution of weight between the head and handle and the mechanical properties of the head (i.e., its suitability for a cutting edge or its lack of elasticity) must also be recognized in the design of a percussive tool.
Bleuler was an early proponent of the theories of Sigmund Freud, and he attempted to show how the various mechanisms Freud had found in neurotic patients could also be recognized in psychotic patients.
4. Invisible drought can also be recognized: in summer, when high temperatures induce high rates of evaporation and transpiration, even frequent showers may not supply enough water to restore the amount lost; the result is a borderline water deficiency that diminishes crop yields.
In addition, possible oscillation of the feedback loop can also be recognized in the error signal.
The structural features of rings, channels, and cages of zeolites and related open-framework crystalline materials can also be recognized in the heat map.
Such a blanketing effect can also be recognized in the fill of the Molasse Basin, where calcareous and clastic sediments overlie the crystalline crust.
Although some scholars considered those elements as responses to the outlawing of drums by slaveholders during the slavery era, such practices have also been recognized in various West African traditions.
The central role of discourse has also been recognized in the literature of organizational knowledge creation (von Krogh et al. [2000]; Tsoukas [2009]).
This phenomenon has also been recognized in hominid evolution, where it is known as the "expensive tissue hypothesis" (Aiello and Wheeler 1995).
The popularity of SAM has also been recognized in many South Asian countries such as Sri Lanka (Bandara and Kelegama 2008), Pakistan and India (Pal et al. 2012).
