The phrase "all right also" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate agreement or acceptance in addition to something previously mentioned.
Example: "I understand your concerns, and I think your suggestions are all right also."
Alternatives: "acceptable as well" or "fine too".
Instrumental in the band's launch was the positioning of the Boyzone singer Ronan Keating as the band's co-manager, which reassured Boyzone fans that it was all right to also enjoy this new boyband.
They kill the cancer cells all right; they also kill everything else within range, especially the body's other fast-growing cells - the follicles of the scalp, for instance.
It dealt with the sun all right, but it also kept the sitting room bathed in a hospital-like light.
He'd go out to markets three or four times a week and buy wool, then sell it, and ship it, to Bradford, where he'd trained, or sometimes to America... We did all right - he also owned the shop next door and the pub across the road".
These were animals all right, but they were also sacred, mythical beings, embodying wildly transgressive forms of behaviour.
(He even worked that character's "All right, all right, all right" catchphrase, which is also his own, into his acceptance speeches this awards season).
These animals were the real thing all right, but they were also armorial devices symbols of the countryside and lifeblood of the earth in which they were rooted.
"I hope everyone who crashed is all right," added Cavendish, who also admitted that he felt as "worse as I have ever done on a bike" during Sunday's stage, which finished at the top of an ascent that featured gradients of 30%.
Canned fruit is also all right to eat as long as it is canned in its own juice without added sugars.
