The phrase "also recognized that it" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing acknowledgment or awareness of a particular fact or situation in a formal context.
Example: "The committee also recognized that it was essential to address the community's concerns."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged that it" or "also noted that it".
While Apttus remains loyal to Salesforce, it also recognized that it needed to expand its markets if it wants to continue its march to IPO. "When you're going through IPO, you don't want to give investors the idea there is a constraint on the platform.
But company officials said they also recognized that it would take a combination of changes to restore confidence in the battery system.
But he also recognized that it was the only route that lay between civil war and the mass exodus of the moneyed, educated class of white people who were integral to the economy.
Ed later passed it on to George Kennedy (curator of Cenozoic invertebrates at the LACM),who looked after it for decades, but also recognized that it really belonged to Berkeley.
"However, we have also recognized that it no longer fits with our plans to put BBC brands at the heart of our business and have decided to sell the company".
We also recognized that it's harder for leadership to dictate funding priorities to determined donors.
In Des Moines, a web developer at the Iowa Lottery who watched the video also recognized that voice: It belonged to a man she had worked alongside for years.
Lacy said she recognizes Chairman Mom has competitors, but also recognizes that "it's such a massive market no one's building for," she said.
Mr. Beilin's colleagues on the left, meanwhile, publicly mourn his departure and worry about its symbolism, but also recognize that it reflects reality.
They also recognize that it's not just about being efficient — it's about being effective.
We also recognize that it has most recently manifested itself as a political ploy aimed at derailing your campaign.
