The phrase "again outlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been described or summarized once more, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In the latest report, the key objectives of the project are again outlined to ensure clarity for all stakeholders."
Alternatives: "reiterated" or "summarized again".
CV Fee-paying independent schools offer an excellent education, as you have once again outlined.
Infantino again outlined his credentials as a president to steer Fifa into "much better times" in a statement on Monday.
As Nitschke finished his testimony, he again outlined his support for not impeding the right of competent people to take the "lawful" action of "rational suicide".
In her letter, Ms. Newburger again outlined her reasons for favoring the transfer station, where the garbage would have been loaded onto larger trucks and sent off the Island, notably that the plan would have brought the town $1 million to $1.5 million a year for three to five years.
The manifold nature of institutions involved in the district process, as well their relationships, are again outlined through the governance requirements for identifying DAs, as well as in the rules that prefigure a large number of organisation patterns.
On a conference call last night to unveil the deal, he once again outlined his grandiose mission to connect the world and open our eyes to a better future.
Time to hang with Mr. Schieffer, who once again outlines an amibitious agenda for a half-hour.
To maintain the progress of the legislative process, when Congress returned from recess, in September 2009 President Obama delivered a speech to a joint session of Congress supporting the ongoing Congressional negotiations, to re-emphasize his commitment to reform and again outline his proposals.
Unlike results of some exploratory studies [21], [25], [31], [32], in our study asthmatic children did not demonstrate an association of serum IFNγ to clinical manifestations of asthma, possibly due to distinct study designs and inclusion criteria for the selection of cases, again outlining the crucial role of subdividing asthma into defined phenotypes.
Other studies again outline the key role of HMGB1 in mitochondrial quality control and autophagy [ 124– 124].
Again, as outlined above, the phenotype of AM in the CF lung may not be accurately predicted by the short term culture results of our study.
