The phrase "though we recognize" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to introduce a contrast or concession in a sentence. Example: Though we recognize the importance of exercise, we often struggle to find the time to fit it into our daily routines.
"The amnesty provisions that got everybody fired up — I think you're not going to see states like South Carolina ever support that, even though we recognize that shipping or sending home all the folks that came here illegally is almost impossible," Mr. Bannister, who represents Greenville, said.
Though we recognize the grave, gay waltz of exceptions and commas from all of Henry's late writing, confident declarative sentences shine through from the start: "To knock at the door of the past was in a word to see it open to me quite wide — to see the world within begin to 'compose' with a grace of its own round the primary figure, see it people itself vividly and insistently".
Though we recognize the grave, gay waltz of exceptions and commas from all of Henry's late writing, confident declarative sentences shine through from the start: "To knock at the door of the past was in a word to see it open to me quite wide to see the world within begin to 'compose' with a grace of its own round the primary figure, see it people itself vividly and insistently".
We encourage Republican and Democratic leaders to revisit the issue, though we recognize it is a political hot potato.
Even though we recognize the importance of these variables in determining the labor supply decision, we do not include them in our analysis.
The threshold value is obtained empirically, and its theoretical derivation is out of the scope, even though we recognize that it is a very important open question.
With time, though, we recognized these as change, as the future, and not as violations or things to be feared.
And even though we recognized that the visitor's behavior was anachronistic, we were still shaken by it.
First, though, we must recognize the tremendous pressure on young players.
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For this to happen, though, we must recognize that selfishness (even of the enlightened sort) is ultimately a poor basis for morality and introduce a new philosophy based on the values of compassion, aesthetic sensibility and humaneness (ren) instead.
