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Discover LudwigThe phrase "long recognised" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been acknowledged or known for a significant period of time. Example: The importance of exercise for maintaining good health has been long recognised by medical professionals.
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Some lawyers have long recognised their role as communicators.
The humanitarian sector has long recognised there's a problem.
The therapeutic value of canines has been long recognised.
Britain has long recognised the constitutional role of opposition.
This is something Europehas long recognised and embraced.
The reading public has long recognised as much.
Sociologists have long recognised the social control functions of different social institutions.
Scientists have long recognised the nature-v-nurture debate as fallacy.
Psychologists have long recognised the phenomenon of denial in the individual.
As you've long recognised, your employer is taking you for granted.
America's armed forces have long recognised the psychological damage war can cause.
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