The phrase "also recognises the need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment of a requirement or necessity in a particular context.
Example: "The report also recognises the need for improved communication within the team to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "also acknowledges the necessity" or "also identifies the requirement".
He also recognises the need for pension reform.
The project also recognises the need for practical support to prepare prisoners for life on the outside.
In order to create continued competition among potential host cities, the IOC also recognises the need to prove that investing in an Olympics can be a driver of regeneration and leave a lasting legacy.
Pointing out that the campaign period is as crucial as the actual vote, he has called for the extensive deployment of foreign observers, both for the presidential poll and for parliamentary by-elections.The opposition also recognises the need for voter-education programmes to assure people, especially in the countryside, that the vote is secret.
He also recognises the need to improve the perception and reputation of the club.
As happy as Moyes will be with the appointment of men he knows and trusts, he clearly also recognises the need to show a sure touch when it comes to understanding United - strengthening his new roots by working with those who know how this giant of a club operates.
The World Bank, too, recognises the need to build medical infrastructure.
It also recognises the humanitarian needs of Palestinians living in Gaza and the West Bank.
The ESER community also increasingly recognises the need to develop theories of software engineering phenomena e.g. theories of the actual behaviour of software projects at the level of the project and over time.
It not only guarantees the freedom of speech, it also recognises the freedom to receive information.
It also recognises the lack of distinction between high and low in Japanese art.
