The phrase "already plausible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is considered believable or reasonable at a certain point in time, often implying that it has been established or accepted prior to the current discussion.
Example: "The theory was already plausible before the new evidence was presented, making it easier for the scientific community to accept."
Alternatives: "previously credible" or "initially believable".
Last, the proposed intelligence must be already plausible on the basis of existing means of measuring intelligence.
This principle affords us a rigorous demonstration of what, in any event, was already plausible and intuitively 'natural': that after having performed the infinite sequence of actions (a1, a2, a3, …, an, … ) Achilles will have reached point B (x = 1).
And yet these fears finally succumbed to the recognition that to be given a "voice" and with it an already-plausible character who can transact the complex world in reasonably intelligent, truthful, even mirthful ways, was just too much of a gift from the writing gods to decline.
The Palin story is already less plausible than the scene in the last one when Nicolas Cage broke into the Oval Office.
Or maybe the theory was already pretty plausible, being elegant and fitting well with previous evidence.
The company is already a plausible takeover target, with analysts forecasting that earnings will grow at more than twice the rate of Pfizer's in the next few years.
As already discussed, plausible biological pathways may include central nervous system arousal [ 21], sleep disturbances [ 22] or poor metabolic health [ 23] resulting from engagement in sedentary behaviour.
It already seems plausible to assume that the hierarchical 3-region model of language functions in the IPL is a starting point for searching analogous commonalities in other functional domains.
His world already feels more plausible and immediate than the rarified one of a Johnny Worricker.
Theoreticians already have a plausible explanation for binaries like DP107.
Since short-term synaptic mechanisms alone are not able to induce bimodal resonances in simple IF neurons with fixed threshold, as we have already seen, a plausible hypothesis is that this two-peak resonant behavior emerges from the interplay between these synaptic mechanisms and adaptive thresholds.
