The phrase "along this same line" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to continue a thought or discussion on a similar topic or idea. Example: "John mentioned the importance of exercise in staying healthy, and along this same line, I would also stress the importance of eating a balanced diet."
Along this same line, by coincidence the L.A. Times had an editorial today "Toward a leaner, smarter UC – Plans to streamline administrative functions will save the institution $500 million a year". Holy Cow Robert, that HALF A BILLION DOLLARS wasted by UC every year!
Along this same line, you don't really want to go on a simplification binge and close old accounts.
Other recommendations along this same line have to do with the need to include elements in the training programs related to actively searching for jobs.
Along this same line of thinking -- you know, burning off the old in order to make way and welcome the new -- you can light firecrackers or bang pots and pans together to make some big noise.
Along this same line of evidence, individuals within populations show different behaviours that are heritable [36] [37], relatively inflexible [15], [30], and linked to fitness traits, thus being favoured or disfavoured by selection depending on the particular ecological conditions experienced by the population [30], [38].
Along this same line, Mozaffarian et al. (27) have recently showed the adverse effects of decreasing consumption of vegetables, among other dietary factors, on weight change in adults.
MR: Since you've had so many number one records and huge success with 311, do you have an expectation for this record that's along thos same lines?
This result goes along the same line the one above that showed that carpenter apprentices' performance was similar to that of high school students and significantly higher than that of logistics apprentices.
There can Bill Gross endisg, but like Nicholas, Bill, George and others, are having a hard time figuring it out.
This should result in two threads along the same line and complete your blanket stitch.
This may help you avoid tearing along the same line or needing another episiotomy.
