The phrase "author recognized that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the insights or conclusions drawn by an author in a text or research paper.
Example: "In her analysis, the author recognized that the economic factors played a significant role in the outcome of the study."
Alternatives: "the author acknowledged that" or "the author noted that".
The author recognized that the effect of the nature and components of mattresses on mental training has not yet been studied.
The author recognized that "the theory of evolution is indispensable to an explanation of the interesting facts of myrmecophily and termitophily" (Wasmann 1910, p. 340).
Fitzgerald wanted Gatsby to be enigmatic, and many of the novel's characters are simply and even thinly drawn, but with the help of editor Maxwell Perkins, the author recognized that Gatsby was simply too vague.
The authors recognized that better off mothers were more in touch with the media and more likely to access health services.
However, the authors recognized that activation of sensory receptors could provide significant inputs to the NTS and therefore have an impact on swallowing function.
Responding to peer review commentary, the author recognizes that this route is but one of the possible routes for undertaking this investigation.
In the footnotes of Joel Snyder's article, the author recognizes that Nieto is the queen's attendant and was required to be at hand to open and close doors for her.
Dr. Wang and his authors recognized that in a warming world, the way El Niño intensifies rainfall patterns would change.
However, the authors recognized that simply finding duplicate reviews is a trivial task and they wanted to test if a model trained using duplicate reviews would generalize to find review spam in general.
The authors recognized that the foundations of freedom, justice and peace in the world must be built squarely on principles of human equality.
