The phrase "also a modification of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or alterations made to something, indicating that it is an additional form or version of the original.
Example: "The new design is also a modification of the previous model, incorporating feedback from users."
Alternatives: "additionally a variation of" or "furthermore a change to".
Also, a modification of this encoding to consider the working frequencies of routers is presented in this paper.
Martinez-Yanes and Xu [27] proposed also a modification of the Halpern iteration method for nonexpansive mapping in a Hilbert space.
The PMI is also a modification of an older metric; in this case it is a modification of the premaxillary shape index (PSI) [44].
Unsurprisingly, then, hatching is accompanied by major shifts in the organism's physiology [1]: not only the acquisition of some functions and the loss of others, but also a modification of the norms of reaction that link organismal function to variable external conditions.
The second observed innovation, leaf-sponge re-use, where individuals re-utilize a leaf-sponge already made and left behind by another chimpanzee, is probably also a modification of leaf-sponging.
The plan also included a modification of the front entrance to eliminate the step there.
They also want a modification of the water release numbers, but the judge made these decisions on purpose.
This order of the Board also constituted a modification of the original order of control granted under § 408.
We also provide a modification of the correction function for the approximations that best suits our case.
This work also proposes a modification of the isotropic damage law, capable of taking into account the residual strength provided by friction in type II fracture modes.
This method also incorporates a modification of the reversible averaging method of [J. Comput. Phys. 171 (2001) 95] based on an interpolation of the forces acting on the fast variables which is potentially much more efficient than the original method.
