The phrase "and also recognize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize the act of acknowledging or being aware of something in addition to another action or statement.
Example: "We must address the issues at hand and also recognize the contributions of our team members."
Alternatives: "and additionally acknowledge" or "and likewise recognize".
I wanted to make our show important, lasting, and also recognize the history that's being made every day on campus.
This new demand now asked whether Palestinians were willing to go one step further and also recognize what kind of state Israel was.
Through the most powerful optical telescope, the "Big Eye" on Mount Palomar in California, with its 200-inch mirror, astronomers can make out as many as 40 billion objects and also recognize the magnificent architecture of galaxies chained together as supergalaxies spanning the sky.
"You can deal with the threat of terror and also recognize that this country should be aspirational". This was the one debate in the GOP campaign so far in which these obvious points did not seem doomed to be crushed by the unrelenting anger, fear-mongering and nastiness of the other candidates.
Employees should get along and also recognize that leadership, as well as the firm, have their well-being at heart.
Great leaders share information across the team and also recognize unique needs and interests of individual team members, sharing knowledge with them accordingly.
Dean Mary Boyce welcomed new applied mathematics faculty member Kui Ren and also recognized the achievements of several APAM professors.
In 1154 Frederick granted Henry the right to invest the bishops of the new bishoprics beyond the Elbe and also recognized his territorial claims to Bavaria.
Mr. Bush singled out Mr. Bayh for recognition in a speech to 7,000 people in the Pepsi Coliseum at the Indiana State Fairgrounds, and also recognized Mitchell E. Daniels Jr., the outgoing White House budget director, who is considering a run for governor of Indiana.
Taking risks means accepting failure and also recognizing that not all failure is good.
We applied the same analysis to the 2007 activity data and also recognized clear changes in the stacked data.
