The phrase "also recognize the need" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging an additional requirement or necessity in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In addition to addressing the budget concerns, we must also recognize the need for improved communication within the team."
Alternatives: "also acknowledge the necessity" or "additionally identify the requirement".
But governments must also recognize the need to "talk to their enemies".
We also recognize the need to strengthen cooperation with developing countries in the area of the environment.
While we are both committed to carrying on the work of our predecessors, we also recognize the need to re-examine their tactics.
Leaders also recognize the need to encourage the incorporation of the priorities of micro, small and medium enterprises throughout the APEC agenda.
But while the United States has publicly described its role as promoting a stable, secure environment in Iraq that might be conducive to democracy, administration officials said they also recognize the need to move more aggressively to promote allies.
Does Mr. Friedman also recognize the need for continued Israeli sovereignty over Hebron, which is at least as integral to Jewish history and faith as Jerusalem is to the Muslims?
I hope Paul Newman and company will also recognize the needs of Gateway National Recreation Area visitors to find some respite from the noise and pollution of urban life and put their raceway plans in reverse.
The commission also recognized the need for new athletic facilities for Maryland to be competitive in the Big Ten.
Mr. Dorman said the company also recognized the need for the clubs because some women beginners were finding the game too hard.
But he said he also recognized the need for more fund-raising, and that Dr. Bernstein had committed to helping in that effort.
But not long into their discussions, the group also recognized the need to bring older adults themselves — their experiences, values and priorities — into these decisions.
