The phrase "also a testament of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something serves as evidence or proof of a particular quality or fact.
Example: "The success of the project is also a testament of the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "also a reflection of" or "also an indication of".
Haunting, traumatic, engrossing and yes - it's time for that word again - weird - are great words to describe Caesar's work; but "A Dangerous Inclination" is also a testament of triumph - a personal landscape laid bare for all to see, by one man overcoming the most difficult of obstacles -- himself.
This is partly due to the relatively low expression levels of the redCALWY sensors, but also a testament of the robust nature of the organelle-targeted eZinCh-2 sensors.
The lending plan is also a testament to years of work by Lee Schipper, the longtime analyst of transportation options, costs and benefits (and a co-founder of the Embarq program) who passed away last year.
While the book is at its heart a story about how the firm's culture broke down, it is oddly also a testament to some of the ways in which Goldman's culture still works.
It is also a testament to dozens of individuals who worked tirelessly -- and strategically -- to put the state in the position to lead the nation in this area.
This shattering film about the grief of existence is also a testament to the courage of actors.
While competitions are battlegrounds for teams to show the world what they're made of, they're also a testament to the closeness of the bhangra community.
All in all, it was maybe the most star-packed music-theme telecast of the year save the Grammy Awards, and it was also a testament to the range of this year's contestants, several of whom shared the stage with the stars.
But it does not trivialize the real experience of the war against the Jews to say that the continuing originality of Holocaust writing is also a testament to the power of fiction to bring historical and political meaning vividly to life.
Yet the work of two Israeli artists, Orit Raff and Nir Evron, showing at the contemporary art space LAXART through Aug. 23, is not only a worthy distraction from the psychic weight of current events but also a testament to the power of art to transcend national identities, challenge assumptions and transport viewers to landscapes heretofore unimagined.
(Manohla Dargis) 'BALZAC AND THE LITTLE CHINESE SEAMSTRESS' (No rating, 111 minutes, in Mandarin and French) Dai Sijie, adapting his novel, looks back at the Chinese Cultural Revolution of the early 1970's, relating a touching, bittersweet love story that is also a testament to the power of literature in times of political repression.
