The phrase "also be a tangible" is not correct in standard written English as it lacks clarity and context.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing something that can be both abstract and concrete, but it needs additional information to make sense.
Example: "In addition to being an idea, it can also be a tangible asset that can be measured."
Alternatives: "can also be a physical" or "may also be a concrete".
Not only have kitchens been the focal point of most homes, but they have also been a tangible indication of social evolution in the United States for more than four centuries, said Nancy Carlisle, curator for Historic New England and creator of the exhibition, which opened here this month.
Compassion for Others and Self Compassion is not only a response to organizational pain, but can also be a value, linked to tangible behavior that occurs both within and outside of the organization.
Nonetheless, more tangible rewards can also be a help.
"He gets the benefits of the funds from Atlantic City, and he also gets what would appear to be a tangible benefit of being a dual office holder," Mr. Weingart said.
Such an object can be a material thing, but it can also be less tangible or totally intangible (e.g., plans, common ideas) as long as it can be shared for manipulation and transformation by the participants of the activity.
In a way this scenario might also be defined as a tangible user interface because it does take place in a physical space.
Technical support provided by UNICEF for printing valeology handbooks in large amount for parents of elementary, junior and high school children can also be regarded as a tangible contribution to creating a favourable social environment (the handbook has been designed within the framework of Ukrainian-Canadian project «Youth for Health»).
But it can also be more tangible – names on buildings at universities or wings at hospitals, gala dinners and awards for generous donors or the continuation of some service, like public broadcasting, from which one receives a specific benefit.
The demise of Christianity and Crisis magazine, also thriving during this era is a tangible indication of how seriously the input of Stringfellow and others was taken by the mainlime churches.
And in advance of the 2004 Olympics, at which security will be a central concern, the trial must also be tangible evidence that Greece can deal with assassins, homegrown or imported.
