The phrase "also as necessary" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something should be done in addition to other actions when required.
Example: "We will provide support for the project, also as necessary, to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "if needed" or "when required".
It is, I think, in part because he treats the passage into adulthood as not just painful or costly but also as necessary, and he looks that necessity straight in the face.
He regarded Latin as not only an essential cultural accoutrement but also as necessary preparation for professional careers, in which fluent and elegant Latin and power of expression were prerequisites for success.
However, UBS added that "he regards the decision of the board of directors to refrain from legal proceedings not only as appropriate, but also as necessary" in the interests of UBS and shareholders.
Local anaesthesia must be injected superficially and also as deeply as necessary, under sterile conditions.
Wolcott's publisher describes him as "sometimes acerbic (but in a good way)" – two understatements – and also as a "necessary naysayer".
Moreover, "law" itself is an anthropocentric subject, dependent not merely on our sensory embodiment but also, as its necessary connections to morality show, on our moral sense and capacities.
The early identification and treatment of mental illness in populations affected by armed conflict should be fundamental pillars of public health politics, not only for the well-being of citizens but also as a necessary step in the progress and development of the nation as a whole.
This paper is a selective review of the literature which concentrates on the last ten years or so but also highlights, as necessary, earlier work.
And Republicans are holding out for significant future savings from Medicare and Medicaid, which Mr. Obama and his party also support as necessary to controlling the mounting federal debt in an aging population – to a limit.
For example, row 3 and column 2: in 86% of all tasks with "REC" in their skill vector, "ANAL" is also defined as necessary; row 2 and column 3: in 50% of all tasks with "ANAL" in their skill vector, "REC" is also defined as necessary in this skill vector (Figs. 9, 10, 11, 12).
A more crash-resistant rear-end was also seen as necessary.
