The phrase "also recognize that in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or affirming a point or fact within a specific context or discussion.
Example: "We also recognize that in today's fast-paced world, adaptability is crucial for success."
Alternatives: "also acknowledge that in" or "also understand that in".
We also recognize that, in theory, there may be specific medical uses for which the term "3D Printing" may not be scientifically accurate.
"But we must also recognize that in certain circumstances any citizen can become a correspondent or a journalist".
We also recognize that in addition to our investment practices, Union must have an integrated, campus strategy for addressing concerns about climate change and planetary health.
I am deeply committed to fulfilling the important role the United States must play for peace to be realized, but I also recognize that in order for any agreement to endure, peace cannot be imposed from the outside; it must be negotiated directly by the leaders who are required to make the hard choices and compromises that take on history.
We also recognize that in addition to mRNA expression assayed here, there are likely many other metabolite and protein signaling diurnal activities.
They also recognize that in order to lower blood pressure, all effective and well tolerated drugs can be used.
It is also recognized that B. dermatitidis exists in the environment in geographically-restricted microfoci that are apparently short-lived [ 28].
The conference also recognized that knowledge sharing among different countries in the Pacific region and with other parts of the world should continue.
But he also recognizes that, in the post-Garth era, the music has thrived partly because of its willingness to chronicle domestic bliss in plainspoken language.
But Mr. Corzine's advisers also recognized that in many ways Mr. Schundler would have been the candidate best equipped to exploit the Democrats' greatest vulnerability -- government ethics.
