The phrase "also recalled that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a memory or recollection of a specific event or situation that occurred at a certain time.
Example: "She also recalled that when they first met, it was during a summer festival in the park."
Alternatives: "also remembered that when" or "also noted that when".
You may also recall that when his young wife, fellow American artist Sandra Fisher, died suddenly a few weeks later, he accused the critics of killing her with unkindness.
He also recalls that when he and a former partner of 20 years, Herbert Wishnick, had a falling out, Mr. Wishnick paid him $20 million for his stake.
Certainly he cannot risk allowing City the sort of freedom they had in the first 20 minutes of the meeting at Stamford Bridge when Fernandinho overwhelmed Jorginho – and may also recall that when his Napoli lost 2-1 athehEtihadad in 2017, it was City's opening blitz that did for them.
He also recalls that when Miss May asked him to eat with her, in a cellar she was then occupying, the dish she was most likely to serve was a delight consisting of a small amount of hamburger, a small amount of cream cheese, and a large amount of ketchup.
(Let's also recall that when Scarborough has had the dead-on right to defend himself, he's gladly opted to be "defensive". As well he should be!).
But he also recalls that when he applied to Oberlin College from a New Jersey public high school, where only 10% of graduates went on to college, his teacher recommendation noted: "he writes good".
But he also recalls that when he applied to Oberlin College from a New Jersey public high school, where only 10% of graduates went on to college, his teacher recommendation noted: "he writes good". On a more practical level, the new policy will impose a heavy administrative burden.
Also recall that k is the frequency index.
He also recalled that in 1960, when he was a teenager, Sandra Dee, who died last month at age 62, returned triumphantly to her hometown for the screening of "A Summer Place," in which she starred with Troy Donahue, on what had been proclaimed Sandra Dee Day.
He also recalled that Paul O'Neill was once upset "when we found him bashing things down the hallway from the dugout.
