The phrase "also recognise that this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging an additional point or consideration in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In our analysis of the data, we also recognise that this may not be the only factor influencing the results."
Alternatives: "also acknowledge that this" or "also accept that this".
Conspicuous wealth declined, though we should also recognise that this "golden age" was unfair, for instance to women and minorities, in its own way too.
While we should celebrate a victory for people power, we must also recognise that this is just the start of the fight.
"We recognise that there are indeed pressures on social care, but we also recognise that this is not just about money; it is about delivery," she said.
However, asked if she would pursue a withdrawal at her leadership speech post-referendum, she said: "I've set my position on the ECHR out very clearly but I also recognise that this is an issue that divides people, and the reality is there will be no parliamentary majority for pulling out of the ECHR, so that is something I'm not going to pursue".
But we also recognise that this research has helped hundreds of millions of people through advances like vaccines that have eradicated mass killers such as smallpox, and through the development of medicines and procedures to treat previously incurable conditions like heart disease.
She said: "I've set my position on the ECHR out very clearly, but I also recognise that this is an issue that divides people, and the reality is there will be no parliamentary majority for pulling out of the ECHR, so that is something I'm not going to pursue".
But we should also recognise that Sospiri is a collection of quieter arias conceived as mood music.
"While remembering African and Caribbean people enslaved we also recognise that slavery is unfortunately not a thing of the past.
We also recognise that policy and practice impacts are not the only important outcomes of research.
We also recognise that the power of this study to detect small but clinically important differences in safety is limited.
We also recognise that the articles included in this assessment represent a limited sample of qualitative and mixed methods studies, both in number and in research fields.
