The phrase "also recognising that in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging an additional point or consideration in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The committee has decided to implement new policies, also recognising that in the past, similar measures have led to significant improvements."
Alternatives: "also acknowledging that in" or "also noting that in".
Other researchers also recognise that addiction grows best in a vacuum, in environments devoid of other, more wholesome rewards, such as prosperity, community, close interpersonal relationships and self-esteem.
In a comparative point of view, we also recognise that past research has identified significant differences in the performance of Indigenous and non-indigenous students (Centre for Community Child Health & Telethon Institute for Child Health Research, 2009; Leigh & Gong, 2008).
"We recognise that some website users have real concerns around online privacy but also recognise that cookies play a key role in the smooth running of the internet," said communications minister Ed Vaizey.
They also recognise that, in our world and our time, the great menaces and the great opportunities are beyond "single nation" answers.
But many also recognise that in being so removed from the vested interests that have stifled Greece – the endemic problem of corruption does not pertain to Syriza – the radicals may well be the force to change a country that has so far defied all attempts at reform.
It is also recognised that, in any setting, there is a range of factors that will impact on prioritisation, plans and funding allocation.
Additionally, we also recognise that, in our analysis, we did not consider appointment times for GP premises, or the number of GPs working within each premises.
We have tried to avoid the pitfalls of unconvincing and unsubstantiated qualitative data by ensuring the quantitative strength of our themes was measured, but also recognised that in this kind of research, simple counting of themes is not necessarily reflective of the qualitative strength of a theme, which is presented in the more detailed qualitative description.
Kogan and Henkel were pioneers, developing the concept of the collaborative approach between researchers and policymakers as a way of addressing some of the difficulties of promoting research use in policymaking, and also recognising that there is a diversity of situations in which there might potentially be scope for various types of research to have impact on policymaking.
Van Rompuy is telling MEPs that the new budget shows "a clear shift towards growth-friendly investment" while also recognising that the EU must "tighten belts" in the current financial climate.
