The phrase "and is usually recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is commonly acknowledged or accepted in a particular context.
Example: "The theory of evolution is a fundamental concept in biology and is usually recognized as a cornerstone of modern science."
Alternatives: "and is often acknowledged" or "and is typically accepted".
Dyssynchronous ventricular contraction is often seen in patients with HF and it is usually recognized by the presence of a wide QRS >0.12 s on electrocardiogram.
During the process of DRM reaction, CH4 absorption and subsequent dissociation is usually recognized to be the first step, as well as the rate determining step (1) [13, 20, 21, 23], and this is followed by the oxidation of carbon species (adsorbed carbon and CH x ) on a catalyst surface by CO2, forming CO (2): CH 4 ↔ CH x + 4 - x H ↔ C + 2 H 2 (1) CO 2 + C ↔ 2 CO (2).
In Europe, which experienced genuine fascism and extreme politics in its relatively recent history, hate speech is usually recognized in law and has long-defined sanctions on those who spread it.
Only one Ligia species, Ligia occidentalis, is usually recognized between southern California and central Mexico, including the Gulf of California; and in central California, L. occidentalis overlaps with L. pallasi [15].
Pol-III is usually recognized as transcribing housekeeping ncRNAs and short interspersed nuclear elements (SINEs) such as tRNAs, 5s-rRNAs and Alu [ 7, 10, 11].
While collapse of barriers in the lungs, kidneys, or liver is usually recognized by simple laboratory parameters and is treated as part of the severe burn management, burn-induced neuroinflammation evolves over time and thus cannot be detected on initial computerized tomography imaging evaluation.
Although MAS is usually recognized by hypertension caused by renal artery stenosis and leg ischemia, the presently described patient had no related complaints and lacked renal artery stenosis.
AMH expression is usually recognized as a marker of differentiation of Sertoli cells and considered to be negatively regulated by androgens at puberty and adulthood [ 7, 8].
The eastern boundary is usually recognized as 108th Street — give or take a few blocks in either direction — and the western section of Aqueduct.
To buttress his case, he considers four famous revolutions, in each of which, he argues, bloodshed actually played far less of a role than is usually recognized.
