The phrase "also admissible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is acceptable or allowed in addition to other options or criteria.
Example: "In this case, the evidence presented is valid, and the witness's testimony is also admissible in court."
Alternatives: "also acceptable" or "also permitted".
Prosecutors tended to consider only previous convictions, although previous acquittals and rape reports to police are also admissible as evidence of bad character.
And in 2004, the court held that physical evidence obtained as a result of a confession not preceded by Miranda rights is also admissible.
A trial deals with only a limited amount of information, considering only the evidence which is available and also admissible and which relates directly to the charges on the indictment.
If the approximation (2) is admissible for then it is also admissible for any.
It is important that the transmission of the proposed VTR-MB-OFDM system is also admissible.
Two dimensional, i.e., matrix, interpretations, considering both the number of protons and neutrons of each moiety are also admissible.
It is clear that an (alpha_ -admissible malpha_ -admissibledmappinge, but the converse may not be true.
Visser [2002] showed that his rules are also the admissible propositional rules of HA, and of HA extended by Markov's Principle MP (defined in Section 5.2 below).
Proper design of system audit logs can also provide admissible material of evidential weight, without the requirement for forensic treatment.
Clearly (v^{(m)} = {underline{u}}^ {(m)} -delta + delta ^prime e^{Kx_1} in C^{4,gamma }({bar{Omega }})) is also an admissible subsolution for sufficiently large m so we are able to establish Theorem 4.1 also in this case.
We remind the reader that the previous results utilizes BRMs and therefore assumes closure under expansions, i.e. if K ∈ K for a fixed BRM with universe K, then any expansion of K is also an admissible belief set in the BRM.
