The phrase 'we therefore recognize that' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are making a logically based conclusion from a set of facts. For example: A recent study showed that air pollution in the area has been increasing steadily. We therefore recognize that immediate action is necessary to reduce the pollution in the region.
The process of determining the actual cost of providing a sound basic education in New York City and enacting appropriate reforms naturally cannot be completed overnight, and we therefore recognize that defendants should have until July 30, 2004 to implement the necessary measures.
We therefore recognize that our uniquely complex consciousness must have roots in the physical evolution of our oversized brains.
We therefore recognize that the presence of potentially uncontrolled elements may have influenced outcome.
We therefore recognize that gene trees/species trees analyses involving multiple nuclear loci or population genomic approaches would be necessary to clearly discriminate among these possible scenarios.
We therefore recognized that if a drug is toxic when present at a high concentration inside the cell, but requires the activity of a carrier to be taken up by the cell, a strain with no or reduced carrier activity should be relatively resistant to the drug and survive better in competition experiments when compared to strains with normal uptake activity.
Subconsciously, they feel that the solution lies in unity, that the method of connection exists in the people of Israel, and therefore recognize that they are dependent on the Jews.
It is therefore recognized that for the diabetic patient, the underlying pathophysiologic alterations in vascular supply, peripheral neuropathy, and immune function could have a poor prognosis.
It is therefore recognized that assessment of functional parameters are needed to detect early effects of antiangiogenic treatment.
It was therefore recognized that protocols would need to encompass more than one option for communication of results.
The authors therefore recognized that the visibility costs were about an order of magnitude smaller than health costs, but large enough to be worth estimating.
It was therefore recognized that in vitro three-dimensional (3D) model systems were needed in order to study breast epithelial biology in a more relevant context (2, 3).
