The phrase "and it is recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is acknowledged or accepted, often in a formal context.
Example: "The importance of mental health is increasingly acknowledged, and it is recognised as a critical component of overall well-being."
Alternatives: "and it is acknowledged" or "and it is accepted".
And it is recognised by the judges as positively disruptive of the traditional status quo.
Gastrointestinal fluid is a complex milieu and it is recognised that gut drug solubility is different to that observed in simple aqueous buffers.
It's what King does best, matching dim fears with indelible images, and it is recognised these days as a rare talent.
Preceptorship is the process of supporting NQNs over the transition from student to registered nurse (RN) and it is recognised that this can be a difficult time for NQNs.
Certain grain boundaries are susceptible to degradation by stress corrosion while others have high resistance, and it is recognised that increasing the fraction of resistant boundaries has a beneficial effect.
Recently, the science and policy agenda on biodiversity moved to include ecosystem services assessments and it is recognised that for determining the effectiveness and progress of policy frameworks monitoring is crucial.
Place the compatible Batman figure onto the screen, and it's recognised by the game, which is based around saving Gotham City from its latest arch-villain Bane.
"I am proud of that; it is an objective fact that, because of what I did, the Bronze Age was established on Alderley Edge, and it was recognised to be the earliest dated metal- working site in England".
Mastering the elements while sea swimming can build confidence and self-esteem, and it's recognised as being an ideal way to assist recovery from other sporting injuries (injuries from swimming are very rare).
Nobody had attempted such a comprehensive study before, nobody has done so since, and it was recognised as the outstanding work on east Asian history in 1972 by the award of the John K Fairbank prize.
"It was considered that Wales had done the country proud at the time and it was recognised as a wonderful occasion".
