The phrase "instead recognizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when contrasting two ideas, indicating that one option is acknowledged in place of another.
Example: "The committee decided to focus on community engagement, and instead recognizes the importance of local partnerships."
Alternatives: "rather acknowledges" or "alternatively accepts".
In contrast, yeast Rnt1p has low affinity to duplex RNA and instead recognizes the fold of NGNN[15] or AAGU[16] tetraloops suggesting that this enzyme may not require the conventional 11 bp duplex for cleavage[12], [14].
Unlike most RNase IIIs, Rnt1p has reduced affinity for generic A-form helix and instead recognizes hairpins as short as 5 base pairs (bp) when capped with NGNN or AAGU tetraloops[12].
TLR13 instead recognizes specific, conserved sequences of the 23S RNA that are essential for the catalytic center of peptide bond formation in gram-negative and -positive bacteria.
Ignoring the question, he instead recognized a German television correspondent and a student journalist before leaving.
There's no employee of the month; exemplary efforts are instead recognized with a free tattoo.
They also called for the a boycott of Black Friday, and asked the public to instead, recognize the day as "Black lives Matter" Friday.
Do you, like the principal of an elementary school in British Columbia, give up on awards and honors and instead recognize every student?
Rather than shortsightedly view the $1 PATH fare as a New Jersey subsidy, New York politicians should instead recognize it as an incentive for workers to contribute to New York City's economy without flooding the Hudson River crossings and city streets with more traffic.
If the group refuses to act, the agency "may instead recognize other (higher) performance standards" on its own, according to a June letter from Dr. Margaret A. Hamburg, the agency commissioner.
Rebel leaders say water and electricity have been turned off for millions of people in the north who do not support the incumbent president, Laurent Gbagbo, and instead recognize the election of his opponent, Alassane Ouattara.
Paul E. Steiger, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal, said the changes were not prompted by any specific event but instead "recognize trends within the U.S. stock market, including the continued growth of the financial and health care sector and the diminishing relative weight of basic materials stocks".
