The phrase "are explicitly recognized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when stating that something is clearly acknowledged or accepted in a specific context.
Example: "The contributions of all team members are explicitly recognized in the final report."
Alternatives: "are clearly acknowledged" or "are distinctly accepted."
"Requirements contracts" of the kind the plaintiff contends was present here are explicitly recognized as valid by the Code in G.L.c.
Sources of irreducible uncertainty (market, regulatory and technological) are explicitly recognized such as the power plant capacity factor, Pd price, membrane life time and CO2-taxes due to future regulatory action/policies.
Sources of irreducible uncertainty (market, technological, operational) as well as safety risk are explicitly recognized, such as the Pd/Au prices, membrane life-time and loss in the power plant capacity factor due to possible accidents.
As a result, the environmental implications and consequences of policies and programs, even when they are explicitly recognized as a part of their mandate, are often ignored at the time of implementation.
Determinants and impacts of migration are explicitly recognized as interrelated.
Given the pace of technological advance, it is essential that these final phases of the translation process are explicitly recognized and adequately funded.
I suspect that the automaticity of negative associations with rap is one reason why people have trouble recognizing rap as a form of poetry — something the Obamas are explicitly recognizing through their invitation to Common.
The role of argumentation in supporting various forms of interaction among possibly conflicting autonomous agents has been explicitly recognized in the literature.
The need for competition was explicitly recognized, both between state enterprises seeking customers and between them and newly legalized cooperatives (more or less free enterprises).
