The phrase "also as explained" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer back to information that has already been provided or discussed, emphasizing that the current point is in addition to that explanation.
Example: "The results of the experiment were inconclusive, and also as explained in the previous section, further research is needed."
Alternatives: "as previously mentioned" or "as noted earlier".
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Also, as explained on the OpenIDFA Github page, "IDFA allegedly is ok for its initial intent: ad conversion tracking.
Also, as explained by Wen and Ding [37], nanofluid improves the convection heat transfer coefficient because of nanoparticle rotation and the associated microconvection.
Also, as explained in Section 5, SCSM + SIR has more runtime compared to our proposed 2D-MMDGD, and also the other methods.
Also, as explained in our earlier work [3], the surface of one cell can be approximated to be 142.86 square micrometers, while a human erythrocyte normally has 2,000 insulin binding sites, or 14 sites per square micrometer.
This property stems from principles of cellular economy, but also, as explained below, as a requirement to avoid the formation of inactive sub-complexes when there is an imbalance in the concentration of one or several subunits.
As Adam Smith recognised in The Wealth of Nations, capitalist activity is driven by self-interest, but he also assumed, as explained in The Theory of Moral Sentiments, that "morality" and prudence would moderate excesses and guide corporate directors and managers.
Alternative approaches to scaling the battery are also possible, as explained previously.
They also require, as explained in Section 1, the largest possible number of particles that can fit in the computer memory.
The memory requirements for sample storage are also reduced as explained in [17] and Section 2.3, and the speed is increased due to the deactivation of large IFFT/FFT sub-blocks.
The biomass objective function used in the analysis was also taken as explained in [ 8].
