The phrase "again reinforcing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing or reiterating a point that has already been made, often to strengthen the argument or message.
Example: "The study's findings are again reinforcing the importance of early intervention in childhood education."
Alternatives: "further emphasizing" or "reiterating once more".
The sense of failure makes victims eat more and vomit again, reinforcing the behaviour.
"It seems to me that this is just again reinforcing the conclusion that there are five or six aberrant soldiers," said Senator Jack Reed, a Rhode Island Democrat.
"We want to give children security again, reinforcing that they're O.K. and they're safe and Halloween can sometimes do the opposite," said Mark Soss, the school principal.
Already, the cross party "Britain in Europe" Group have stressed that the European Arrest Warrant is "necessary" to kick out foreign rapists and murders from UK shores, again reinforcing xenophobia.
DHβE (ICB) also antagonized ICB nicotine-induced attenuation of ethanol ataxia again reinforcing the role of α4β2 subtype.
This step is vital because as you then post the image will spread again and again, reinforcing the message.
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.
Later, Mr. Bush and Mr. McCain appeared at an enormous rally at the Reno-Sparks Conventhey Center, where they again reinforced each other to huge cheers.
