The phrase "are also recognising" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or acknowledgments that are happening concurrently with other actions, particularly in a present or ongoing context.
Example: "In addition to their previous efforts, they are also recognising the contributions of volunteers in the community."
Alternatives: "are also acknowledging" or "are also accepting".
They are also recognising his honesty, his intellect and his bravery.
They are also recognising the ways in which the counterculture is sold to them by marketers and advertisers.
Companies are also recognising that additional benefits flow from having a healthy respect for human rights and avoiding abusive labour practices.
Yet importantly, serious Tory Eurosceptics are also recognising that Britain has crucial economic and political interests that cannot easily be put to one side.
At the same time many organisations are also recognising that the best technicians often don't make the best managers — so it can be far better to keep your top sales person selling than distracting them with managing people or budgets.
Increasing numbers of MPs are also recognising the dangers of an elected upper house undermining the primacy of the House of Commons, and of having elected senators (with a 15-year tenure as proposed), possibly of different political parties, wandering about their constituencies claiming, correctly, that they too have a mandate.
Now religious ceremonies are also recognised as legally binding.
There are also recognised hardware recycling organisations (find a list at itforcharities.co.uk).
British actors Chiwetel Ejiofor and David Oyelowo are also recognised, with screenings of 12 Years a Slave and Selma respectively.
The early 20th century red facades of Belsize Park and Russell Square and the art deco style of Arnos Grove and Sudbury Town stations are also recognised.
Meanwhile, four academics from Cambridge University are also recognised.
