The phrase "also a new mode" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or discussing an additional method, style, or approach in a particular context.
Example: "In addition to the existing features, the software update includes also a new mode for enhanced user experience."
Alternatives: "additionally a new mode" or "also a different mode".
Zarqawi also pioneered a new mode of communication.
We also demonstrated a new mode of PARP-1 activation by GCN5-mediated acetylation in skeletal muscle.
Surprisingly, we have also discovered a new mode of motor protein regulation: direct binding of a normally membrane-associated Rab GTPase to the KIF1C motor domain (KD = 0.2 µM).
These findings not only complement the current knowledge about the stimulation of HCV propagation by the liver-specific miR-122 and contribute to the understanding of cellular determinants involved in HCV liver tropism but also detail a new mode of action of an miRNA in the stimulation of RNA translation in general.
Improbably, it has put Walsall on the tourist map.Arts funding is often accused of being elitist, and rightly, yet the lottery has also funded the "Walsall flyer"—not a new mode of transport but an 18-year-old sprinter called Mark Lewis-Francis.
Dyson has also modified the design by introducing a new mode that will push air backwards instead of forwards, which was designed specifically to address customer concerns that using the existing purifier during the winter still resulted in cooler temperatures just by moving air around.
A new mode of production is also emerging, which builds on the confluence of the digital commons of knowledge, software, and design with local manufacturing technologies.
There is also a new game mode called War Mode, which asks players to complete a series of different tasks, from building a bridge to protecting supplies to holding an area against intruding enemies.
There's also a new burst mode with the camera.
