The phrase "also recognized that these" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or affirming a point or fact that has been previously mentioned, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The committee also recognized that these findings could significantly impact future research directions."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged that these" or "also noted that these".
It is also recognized that these do not represent all possible facial expressions that are elicited automatically or intentionally for that emotion.
To some extent, research has identified aspects of sickness certification that physicians consider to be problematic, and it is also recognized that these can differ between physicians [ 11, 18], whereas very little is known about how physicians respond to the problems that they experience.
But they also recognized that failure was possible, too.
Yet he also recognized that wasn't his path.
Strindberg also recognized that fashionable art fades faster than any other.
Calfee also recognized that cannabis flower, by its nature, is inconsistent.
Respondents also recognized that implementation is dynamic.
They also recognized that the discovery of these zeta functions dates back to Euler.
Though the Supreme Court has recognized that private companies can abuse their power to edit others' speech, it has also recognized that "the presence of these risks is nothing new". The authors of the Bill of Rights accepted this "calculated risk of abuse" as necessary to preserve the "higher value" of protecting speech from government intrusion.
Lancaster also recognized that the motion of these two components was likely partially mediated by the connection, within the tympanic cavity, between the sigmoid process and the malleus by the tympanic ligament.
It is also recognized that the majority of these retrospective survival studies was performed on prevalent chronic HD patients and it is known that prolonged dialysis is an independent significant predictor of death [ 33].
