The phrase "also recognized at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a location or event where something or someone is acknowledged or honored.
Example: "The award was also recognized at the annual conference, highlighting the contributions of the recipients."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged at the" or "also celebrated at the".
Though the Medals are formally awarded at Columbia's commencement, their contribution is also recognized at the gala.
DMI was also recognized at the 2010 UN climate change summit in Copenhagen as a model for how the agriculture sector can unlock system value by simultaneously addressing climate change and creating business value.
Moreover, clear research needs are also recognized at the local scale where process knowledge needs to be improved (e.g., the influence of albedo on snow and ice or debris cover on glaciers) in order to derive plausible climate change impacts assessments.
Also recognized at the event were two other finalists, the Incentive Mentoring Program and Catholic Charities Esperanza Center Health Services Programm.
The peak at 35 cm is also recognized at the similar depth in the line-scan digital core image and X-ray radiograph as a bright-colored area in Figs. 4(a) and (c), which corresponds to higher CT number.
African artists were also recognized at the annual awards with Kenyan award-winning actress, Lupita Nyong'o, who snagged an Oscar earlier this year, scooping the BET Award for Best Actress beating out Oprah Winfrey, Kerry Washington, Angela Bassett and Gabrielle Union.
While it was clear to the MTA researchers that at 14 months those children taking their carefully managed stimulant regimen exhibited the greatest reduction in ADHD symptoms, they also recognized at that time the benefits of combination (drug and behavioral) therapy.
Participants who achieved 100% adherence throughout the trial were also recognized at these events.
However, Zen also recognizes at the same time that any stance that is fixed is one-sided and partial.
It is conceivable that the antibodies also recognize at the afferent synapses of hair cells expression of lower levels of synapsin I or of another isoform with a conserved epitope (Fig. S1A,B).
The good news is that you also recognized at some point that the mind had "drifted away". The practice is to use that recognition to gently redirect the attention back to our intended focus.
