The phrase "also recognized that while" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a point or fact while introducing a contrasting or additional idea.
Example: "The committee also recognized that while the project had significant benefits, it also posed certain risks that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged that although" or "also noted that while".
Not only does "A Dog Walks Into a Nursing Home" accurately describe your story, in which your Labradoodle becomes a certified therapy dog and the two of you start spending Tuesdays at a public nursing home in Vermont, but you've also recognized that while readers don't really cotton to books about aging and decline (ask me how I know), they relish books about animals.
Apple also recognized that while iPhoto had its time in the sun, that time had passed, with users growing disaffected with its sluggishness, especially with larger library sizes.
It was also recognized that, while the fusions between KIAA1549 and BRAF overall were the most frequent genetic change in PAs (>70 %) and appeared to occur in almost all anatomical locations, they are most frequent in the cerebellar tumors and are less frequent at other sites (see Fig. 5) [ 5, 29] where mutations effecting other components of the MAPK pathway have been found [ 32, 67] (Fig. 6).
The good news is that some in the cable and satellite TV industry have noticed the lack of diverse programming while also recognizing that demand exists for this content, and they are actually doing something about it.
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These programs also recognize that while airlines have been able to upgrade in-flight service — adding sleeper seats and expensive entertainment systems, for example — they have been less successful at taming the often chaotic airport experience.
The world should also recognize that while India has been inept in its handling of Kashmir, it is incomparably more humane than, for example, China in Tibet or Russia in Chechnya.
