The phrase "also a subset of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing categories or groups that fall within a larger category.
Example: "The group of mammals is also a subset of the animal kingdom."
Alternatives: "additionally a part of" or "furthermore a division of".
It is also a subset of American Islam that endures a particular set of pressures, and presents an unusually diverse set of paths to the faith.
There is also a subset of idealists who developed ski destinations for, loosely, the improvement of mankind.
There is also a subset of spatial curvature-induced solutions that have finite-size bounces in the gravity regime and never enter the antigravity phase.
Periodic solutions are also a subset of motions that are bounded over an infinite time-span (assuming no perturbing factors), without the necessity to integrate over an infinite time interval.
The first component creates a mesh structure from a subset of a given network graph that includes the nodes acting as service brokers and also a subset of paths (which we refer to as virtual links) connecting them.
Specifically, we say a Write set WS is complete for Read R and DB S,t) if and only if WS is a subset of DB S,t) and for any set WS2 that contains WS and is also a subset of DB S,t), the result of R applied to WS2 is the same as the result of R applied to DB S,t).
In normal conditions, CD133 antibody also identifies a subset of bone marrow stem cells, which are also CD34 positives.
Besides being pathogenetic to malignant transformation MSI also characterises a subset of colorectal cancers with characteristic biology and chemosensitivity.
Two of the modules also contain a subset of tax-related financial accounting questions.
We may also consider a subset of the following topics depending on time available and the interest of participants.
Genetic mutations can arise not only in fertilized eggs, affecting all cells of an organism, but also in a subset of an organism's cells1,2,3.
