The phrase "and in recognition of the fact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when acknowledging a specific situation, condition, or fact that is relevant to the context of the discussion.
Example: "We have decided to implement new policies and in recognition of the fact that employee well-being is crucial for productivity."
Alternatives: "acknowledging that" or "in light of the fact that".
When they passed, we all stood a little way back from the road, out of respect and in recognition of the fact that we did not want anything that had touched a carrier not even its dust to touch us.
It is also in honor of my father who came to the United States, and in recognition of the fact that we Mexicans are so hardworking.
In parallel and in recognition of the fact that separating the genome into fragments for detailed study followed by re-synthesis has limits as a strategy for understanding biology, approaches under the heading of "systems biology" have burgeoned.
And say simply, yes, in recognition of the fact.
The program's child-specific benefits and child-focused provider networks are created in recognition of the fact that kids have unique health and developmental needs.
He also allowed an extra 10 minutes for lunch on Thursday, in recognition of the fact that he had "just crushed your hopes and dreams".
I decided that everything I do, I will do slowly, in recognition of the fact that I am still alive".
GNM was awarded the Platinum Award Quality Mark in recognition of the fact that 26% of staff supported 195 charities giving a total of £83,320.
Earlier this year, Starbucks introduced two shots of espresso as standard into their "tall" lattes in recognition of the fact that Britons want more poke from their coffee.
The youngsters called themselves the Ancients in recognition of the fact that they were in love with an art that felt as old as time itself.
Chemical weapons have been banned for decades in recognition of the fact that the level of suffering they cause can never be justified.
