The phrase "as well recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is acknowledged or accepted in addition to something else.
Example: "The theory is as well recognised in academic circles as it is in practical applications."
Alternatives: "also acknowledged" or "equally recognized".
But the third feature, Nasser implied, is not as well recognised.
The general practice nurse is not as well recognised as an independent nursing specialty in Australia [ 3], as it is in the United Kingdom (UK) and New Zealand (NZ) [ 4, 5].
However, its importance amongst patients receiving oral antidiabetics may not be as well recognised and the estimated burden resulting from hypoglycaemic episodes in diabetes mellitus type 2 (T2DM) may therefore be underestimated.
And the weaker countries need to engage constructively as well, recognising they have the most to lose if the talks fail.* For more information, see "Decision making in the WTO".
Greek politicians are under pressure from the leftwing opposition party Syriza to defy the EU sanctions on Russia; in reply, they have pointed out to voters not only that the EU holds their country's debt, but also that, if they recognise Russia's hold on Crimea, they might as well recognise Turkey's hold on northern Cyprus.
Nowadays, literally hundreds, and perhaps even thousands of researchers, both young and old, focus on the important social and distributional aspects of transport, as well recognising their connection to wider economic and social inequalities.
An absolute 100% Compass Point product - Tom Tom Club was half of Talking Heads and Steven Stanley was credited as a band member as well, recognising the producer's massive creative input.
Intra-abdominal hypertension is also well recognised as another condition that limits the accuracy of PPV and SVV [38] (Table 2).
The development of students' higher-order cognitive abilities, such as critical thinking, is also well recognised in nursing and midwifery education.
First, as is well recognised, flesh foods are the major sources of purine as well as bioavailable dietary zinc, and uric acid is the end product of purine metabolism.
One with a rapid and fatal disease course, as is well recognised in the clinical literature, and a second group for whom survival is significantly longer.
