The phrase "again reinforce" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to emphasize or strengthen a point that has already been made previously.
Example: "The latest research findings again reinforce the importance of regular exercise for maintaining good health."
Alternatives: "further strengthen" or "reiterate the importance".
"Eventually the natural variations would again reinforce the human-driven change, perhaps leading to even more rapid retreat," Dr. Holland said.
He said the update would "once again reinforce the need for the parliament to support the government's legislation to repair the budget and restore it to balance" and accused Labor of "active and cynical budget sabotage".
We again reinforce this result by splitting the catch rates according to which shop type was the closest to the customer, in Table 4.
"By supporting one of the first major sporting events of the new millennium, E*Trade will once again reinforce its leadership in the marketplace," said Michael Sievert, the company's vice president of marketing.
to once again reinforce the false narrative that scientists are understating uncertainty.
This raises a cringe among some blacks who fear that the relentless media attention that Stephens draws will again reinforce the deep and pervasive image of black males as inherently violent and crime prone.
The sense of failure makes victims eat more and vomit again, reinforcing the behaviour.
Reading the novel again reinforced my fear of all the Pyles around the world.
Somehow, this companion, who we never saw again, reinforced the idea of Fire Island Pines being a bit of a gay fable.
Throughout high school, I took several science courses that again reinforced my interest and enthusiasm towards the field of medicine.
At Pollsmoor, our observation was again reinforced that Mdala's care and concern for life was not restricted to human beings alone: he respected all living things.
