The phrase "again reached that" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of returning to a previous state or point, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After several attempts, we again reached that point in our discussion where we had to make a decision."
Alternatives: "once more arrived at" or "returned to that".
In the next 47 years, monthly production never again reached that level.
As the catastrophic Ebola outbreak killed 11,300 people and cost billions, the World Health Organization worked to lay the groundwork to make sure an outbreak never again reached that level of global health security threat.
With each step you take, feel the water becoming lower and lower until you have once again reached that fifth step.
Lacking a union or any negotiating power, players would not again reach that level of pay until the 1970's, when salaries soared, said Doug Pappas, who keeps a salary database for the Society for American Baseball Research.
The company today has around 300 employees in Providence, Kentucky and London, and following the layoffs, the plan is to again reach that number.
Exploration in the deepwater of the Gulf of Mexico has been slowed, and oil prices have again reached levels that pose challenges to economic recovery in the major oil-consuming economies.
He never reached that level again.
It reached that level again in May last year.
Had he reached that milestone again, he would have joined Ty Cobb and George Sisler as the only major leaguers to have two hitting streaks of 30 or more games.
When it reached that milestone again on February 1st the reaction was more muted, though the recovery from a low of 6,547 less than two years ago is remarkable, and soaring share prices reflect a corporate America that is leaner and stronger than it was back in 2006.The current profit-reporting season is shaping up to be one of the best ever.
Against Saddleback, Lancaster rushed for 335 yards and against Estancia, he nearly reached that total again.
