The phrase "also abrupt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is sudden or unexpected in addition to another characteristic or event.
Example: "The meeting ended abruptly, and the conversation was also abrupt, leaving everyone confused."
Alternatives: "similarly sudden" or "equally unexpected".
Intelligent, thoughtful, witty and articulate, Mr. Crowe is also abrupt, impatient and self-confident to the point of arrogance.
Little adds up here: there's a natural sense of drama, but also abrupt endings and songs that go on past where they should end.
The dash is also abrupt and flat, and given that the front of the firewall is essentially flat, that's no surprise.
But, equally important, firsts also represent abrupt endings, and endings bring sadness, nostalgia and, sometimes, regrets.
Through his own ice-core analysis, Dr. Oeschger also discerned abrupt climate changes, which have become known as "Dansgaard-Oeschger events".
There is also the abrupt transition from the visual to the physical, from the sphere of retinal experience to a world where eye and brain are but two organs in a wholly constituted body.
In her results, Dr Durvasula found that those with a penchant for black coffee are typically purist, no-nonsense individuals with a tendency to prefer the simple life, although they could also be abrupt, impatient and even averse to change.
This characteristic of the PSY tests has been noted in earlier empirical studies by the present authors and other researchers but no analytic reasoning has yet been given to explain why methods intended to capture the expansionary phase of a bubble may also detect abrupt and broadly sustained collapses.
The drift between distributions in Figs. 1(c) and 1 d) is also considered abrupt, in spite of being less severe than the previous one.
During this phase, the average base diameters also undergo abrupt change, increasing to 121 nm and then decreasing to 90 nm.
Their experiments also suggested abrupt changes in flow regimes and categorized them into pre-linear, linear, and post-linear flow regimes, and they too concluded that m < 1 for pre-Darcy flow.
