The phrase "again states" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when reiterating or emphasizing a point that has been mentioned previously.
Example: "In her report, she again states that the project deadline is non-negotiable."
Alternatives: "reiterates" or "reaffirms".
Once again, states varied in the choices they made, and this influenced their results.
Again, states have widely different records of improving their disadvantaged students' chances of graduating on time.
Time and again states like Wisconsin have blazed the path in Medicaid — from giving individuals greater control over their care to expanding the use of electronic medical records — while the federal bureaucracy has lagged behind.
If the world is to make good on the promise of "never again," states must shoulder more of the burden by redressing atrocities — not before the I.C.C. in The Hague, but in their own national courts.
State and local employment, which declined by 655,000 between August 2008 and last December a fall of 3.3%—has actually edged up since.Back to basicsIt could easily fall again; states are not going to be quick to spend the revenues now starting to return.
"This paper has again pointed to the anticipated growth of the UK's elderly population, broadly the most at-risk group from the effects of heat, and again states that because the UK elderly population will grow over the coming years, it will be even more important to plan how the country will cope with forthcoming temperature rises".
He tried again, stating the elements of the problem in a reasonable, steadying voice.
At the annual conference of the British Medical Association this year, members once again stated their opposition.
Time and again, state and federal agents arrived in Amity promising solutions, and none came.
Again, state officials recall the company saying not to worry -- the scores were accurate.
