The phrase "also recognize the important" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used when discussing the acknowledgment of significant aspects or contributions in a broader context.
Example: "In addition to our achievements, we also recognize the important role of our volunteers in this project."
Alternatives: "also acknowledge the significance" or "also appreciate the importance".
"We continue to work with the city and the conservancy to finalize an agreement to enable this great building to reach its full potential in a manner that will also recognize the important historical uses of the armory," said Michael Marr, a spokesman for the development corporation.
Given the deep-seated cultural constraints that girls face, we also recognize the important role of men and boys in raising the status of women.
We also recognize the important collaborations with our partner organizations, notably the Chinese Academy of Science and Crisis Intervention Center in Wudu and Beichuan.
Sir—We appreciate Dr Haig's interest in our study (Sigmundsson et al. 2011) and also recognize the important works having been performed by him and his collaborators (Haig et al. 2007, Haig and Tomkins 2010).
Strong- and weak-tie theory also recognizes the important roles that trust and information sharing play in the process of relationship embeddedness.
They also recognize the equally important need to keep weak teams from spending too little.
At the same time, it is important we also recognize the serious political concerns the demarche raises.
"As we celebrate our heritage, it's important to also recognize the Asian diaspora.
While we mourn the loss of these remarkable individuals, it is important to also recognize the violence that transgender people face throughout their lives on a daily basis.
Palm was also slow to recognize the important role that applications made to run on smartphones played on increasing smartphone sales.
While such single network-focused evaluation activities remain very important, DAIDS also recognizes the need for a cross-cutting evaluation framework that can support the common guiding principles that span the restructured network enterprise (e.g. responsiveness, efficiency, coordination, capacity building).
