The phrase "also recognized the role" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging or affirming the importance or contribution of a particular role in a given context.
Example: "The committee also recognized the role of volunteers in making the event a success."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged the role" or "also noted the role".
It also recognized the role of NGOs as a partner in contributing to these efforts.
A protocol of prevention was identified of secondary limb lymphedema that included, from the diagnostic point of view, lymphoscintigraphy and, as concerns therapy, it also recognized the role of early microsurgery.
He also recognized the role that external partners could play in advancing the family planning agenda within the country and embraced their participation, although doing so on his own terms.
He also recognized the role of the physical setting in fostering excitement about science; he insisted on open laboratories surrounding lecture space, so the artificial distinction between the two modes of learning was blurred, and cooperation and conversation could be part of learning.
Those addressing the sustainability of healthcare systems must also recognize the role of prescription medicines in helping people lead healthier lives and preventing more serious and expensive health problems.
The classification also recognizes the role of physical and social environmental factors in affecting disability outcomes.
In Africa, the majority of deaths (60%) occur at home without any contact with the health system [ 10]; they also recognize the role of Kenya's Ministry of Public Health and Sanitation (MOPHS) through its National Health Sector Strategic Plan II (NHSSP II) in seeking to improve health outcomes through promotion of individual and community health.
It's worth noting that modern science also, recognizes the roles and potentials of wetlands and rivers as prolific recharge sources of many aquifers globally (Bergström 2013).
SCCT also recognizes the roles that personal characteristics (e.g., gender, race/ethnicity, disability status), learning experiences (e.g., access to role models, faculty or peer discouragement), and contextual supports and barriers can play in the process of career choice and development.
The plan announced on Tuesday also recognized the vital role the city's senior centers have in the lives of many New Yorkers.
But universities have also recognized the leading role they can play in promoting sustainable development research.
