The phrase "also a former aide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who previously held a position as an aide and is now being described in another context.
Example: "The senator was joined by several notable figures, including Jane Doe, also a former aide."
Alternatives: "previously an aide" or "a former assistant as well".
Mr. North, also a former aide to the security council, admitted in his testimony that he lied repeatedly to lawmakers at the meeting in denying he was extensively engaged in aiding the contras when he was actually deeply involved in supplying them with arms, advice and money.
But Levin is also a former aide to President George W. Bush.
According to Media Matters, the segment features Sinclair chief political analyst Boris Epshteyn, also a former aide to President Donald Trump, saying, "The fact of the matter is that this is an attempted invasion of our country.
He also paraphrases William Galston, a former aide to Bill Clinton, who says the president is taking "a 'winning the future' approach rather than dwelling on the problems of the moment".So is Mr Obama giving up on a progressive liberal vision of the future for realist pragmatism, or is he being pragmatic by staying above today's partisan squabbling and focusing on the long-term liberal vision?
They have also discovered that a former aide to Mr Miliband, James Barge, now works for Philip Morris as corporate affairs manager - and are demanding to know whether he has lobbied shadow ministers.
It was Clinton's first public campaign event since leaving the State Department in February, although she is also helping Bill de Blasio, a former aide, in his attempt to be elected mayor of New York.
David Perel, editor of The Enquirer, said on CNN that money was also "being funneled" to a former aide to Mr. Edwards, Andrew Young, who has said that he was the father of the baby.
His successor, David, a former aide (and also his son-in-law) who had fallen out of favour with him, at first took over (c. 1010) the rule of Judah in the south and then of all Israel (c. 1000).
Also last month, Republican strategist Steve Schmidt, a former aide to Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., renounced his membership in the party and said he would vote Democratic. .
"What's fascinating about Barack is what he's trying to do is reframe and change the discourse so you build support for liberal alternatives within the electorate," said Will Burns, a former aide whom Mr. Obama also consulted on the speech.
The emails also offer a glimpse of Clinton's close ties to Sidney Blumenthal, a former aide to her husband Bill Clinton.
