The phrase "a process that also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that has additional functions or effects beyond its primary purpose.
Example: "The new software update introduces a process that also enhances security features."
Alternatives: "a method that additionally" or "a procedure that furthermore".
Thickness may be further reduced by roving, a process that also imparts a slight twist to the sliver.
He quickly appealed the decision in hopes of reducing the punishment, a process that also allows him to keep playing for the Chicago Cubs.
Ocean thermal energy conversion could harness the temperature difference between the surface and the depths – a process that also provides fresh water as a byproduct.
Principals will still be selected by district superintendents in a process that also requires input from parents, teachers and other supervisors.
Anaerobic digestion is frequently used in the treatment of municipal wastewaters, often in a process that also includes aerobic digestion (digestion in the presence of oxygen) and sedimentation.
But the geometry of the fibers connecting the muscle to the lens shifts as the lens grows with age, and the fibers themselves appear to harden and become less elastic, a process that also interferes with the ability to focus.
Thus, cosmopolitanism is regarded as an extension of a developmental process that also includes the development of patriotism.
We conclude that Scotin is a new p63 target gene induced during epithelial differentiation, a complex process that also involves ER stress induction.
Bankrate's management and two of its directors bought the company pursuant to a sale process that also came under heavy criticism by Institutional Shareholder Services.
Every major decision on the euro must be negotiated among member states and European institutions, a torturous process that also plays up political fissures both within and among member countries.
But medical education is a continuous process that also takes place in the workspace and requires high levels of individual engagement (Swanwick 2005).
