The phrase "attend to recognize" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a need to focus on or be present for the purpose of recognition, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "In order to truly appreciate the art, one must attend to recognize the subtle details that make it unique."
Alternatives: "be present to acknowledge" or "focus on to identify".
In addition, teachers also need to carefully attend to and recognize students' negotiation of contexts and identities.
The questions addressed in this paper are what experts' repertoires of IGFs are and what experts attend to while recognizing these formulas.
With little emphasis on research methodology in clinical curricula, many investigators are not adequately prepared to design trials with high levels of internal validity or to recognize and attend to issues as they arise.
In addition, further understanding of how health care institutions can support health professionals to recognize and selectively attend to their own discomfort and abilities in order to assess and skilfully enter into conversations with patients and families is warranted.
The pattern of his reaction has been twofold: confronted with the deaths of his companions, he has recognized an obligation to attend to their needs as he has conceived them, believing that they continued to exist in some form, either in the grave or in an underworld to which the grave gave access.
Thus in addition to the need to address the etiology and treatment of seizures it has become increasingly recognized that professionals should attend to the impact of seizure disorders on the lives and well-being of children as they perceive the issues themselves.
No longer resting on premises, those truths are self-evidently recognized as true whenever I attend to them.
Most patients recognize that providers are too busy to attend to all normal test results.
Smart companies recognize the value in giving employees time to attend to personal matters.
