The phrase "also a variant of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or versions of a word, phrase, or concept.
Example: "The term 'color' is also a variant of the word 'colour,' which is used in British English."
Alternatives: "also an alternative to" or "also a form of".
It's also a variant of the fake expert characteristic, as John Cook explained in his textbook with G. Thomas Farmer, Climate Change Science: A Modern Synthesis.
The proposed method is a variant of bush-based algorithms, and also a variant of the min-mean cycle algorithm to solve the min-cost flow by successive approximation.
As a corollary of Theorem 3.2, we can have the following result which is also a variant of Theorem 3.1.
We consider also a variant of robot convergence on graphs, edge covering, where additionally, it is required that not all robots end up on the same vertex.
Also, a variant of the CPF approach based on the bootstrap sampling (BS) is shown to exhibit good performance in the presence of reduced number of observations.
In the framework of locally convex spaces, the following result can be thought of as an extension of Latrach et al. [9], Theorem 2.3, and also a variant of Cain and Nashed [13], Theorem 3.1, under the weak topology.
Iranian religion also had a variant of the Noah's Ark myth.
We also prove a variant of the Minami estimate for deterministic potentials and simplicity of the spectrum.
We also define a variant of the source location problem and give an approximation algorithm for it.
We also propose a variant of the TWIN network which possesses switching capabilities only at the edge nodes (TWIN-ES).
We also created a variant of the Harmonic algorithm that was O 2k log k -competitive and efficient (the original Harmonic algorithm has O(2k -competitiveve rando).
