The phrase "also recognised the need" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the acknowledgment of a requirement or necessity in a particular context, often in formal or academic writing.
Example: "The committee also recognised the need for improved communication strategies within the organization."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged the necessity" or "also identified the requirement".
He also recognised the need for adventure.
The sector also recognised the need to maintain an unswerving commitment to quality.
We have also recognised the need for our approach to evolve.
Sheffield council also recognised the need for new ways of working: public leaders, trained in different ways, but trained together.
She also recognised the need for positive one-to-one experiences, like hers at the bike shop, to get people cycling.
Harrison also recognised the need for new approaches to the many complex challenges facing global health, including climate change, mass migration, conflict and political and economic transition.
Here in Devon, we recognise that digital is an important opportunity, necessary to secure future savings – and we also recognise the need to do things differently and do different things.
"We must take immediate steps to reduce our impact on global climate, and we must also recognise the need to protect those already suffering along with those most at risk".
Sexual rights also recognise the need for criminal and civil protections from people who don't play by the rules: that is, people who violate consent by forcing themselves on others.
However wonderful nurses and doctors are – and they almost always are, overworked and tireless and kind, and also recognising the need for change – people with dementia need their experts in experience (if they are fortunate enough to have them in the first place).
"Analysis of PNR [passenger name records] is often the only way of identifying previously unknown individuals who pose a threat to the safety of the public here or abroad and, following the horrendous attacks in Paris last month, I am pleased that our EU counterparts also recognise the need for this crucial set of data".
