The phrase "it is generally recognised" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to introduce a statement or idea that is widely accepted or acknowledged. Here is an example: "It is generally recognised that regular exercise is beneficial for overall health and well-being."
It is generally recognised that the Beatles developed their frenetic stage act during lengthy engagements in the clubs of Hamburg's Reeperbahn district.
It is generally recognised as the consequence of fluid temperature crossing the pseudocritical limit throughout the loop and sets a practicable limit for loop operation.
It is generally recognised that agricultural intensification has lead to simplification of landscape structure, but it has not been clarified if this is a ubiquitous relationship.
It is generally recognised that the primary tools being utilised today for hydrogen energy forecasting and policy development take a least-cost approach.
It is generally recognised that no public performer has a harder job than the man whose turn is the first in the programme at a music-hall.
It is generally recognised that at the time of the original exhibition Warhol's reputation among newspaper critics had hit a low point.
While it was generally recognised that family medicine should encompass general care issues for any patient including trans patients—some participants suggested that primary care services targeted specifically to the trans population in a "trans-focused" care model would be more effective.
It's generally recognised that the writer of a memoir is retelling a subjective story.
And it's generally recognised that formal access to the democratic system isn't enough.
"It was generally recognised that excessive remuneration in the financial sector fuelled a risk appetite that was disproportionate to the loss-absorption capacity of institutions and the financial sector as a whole," CEBS said.
