The phrase "also be characterized as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing or defining something in multiple ways or providing additional information about its nature.
Example: "The phenomenon can also be characterized as a complex interplay of social and economic factors."
Alternatives: "can also be described as" or "may also be defined as".
Alessandr Razin of Hewlett, N.Y., could also be characterized as a Surrealist.
Under the suggested approach, the personal benefit test would need to be satisfied, even though the breach by the initial tipper might also be characterized as a misappropriation.
System invertibility can also be characterized as maximal rank condition which allows to prove the existence of FDI filters under minimal possible conditions.
) The Harlem Renaissance (HR) of the 1920s is most often depicted as "the flowering of African American arts and literature". It can also be characterized as a period when diverse forms of African American religious expressions, ideologies, and institutions emerged.
In an earlier lexical decision study, an N300 ERP was found to be enhanced to unprimed targets, although the effect could also be characterized as a prolonged P2 to primed targets as described in other reports.
In resolving the issue of whether the personal benefit test needs to be inserted in such cases, it would be very simple for a court to rule that in any situation that fits under the classical theory, the personal benefit must be proven even if the situation could also be characterized as fitting under the misappropriation theory.
Independent of FD, the Elongator subunit ELP3 has also been characterized as a tumor suppressor gene in studies correlating diminished ELP3 levels with a poor prognosis in cancer54,55,56.
ChrR of Pseudomonas putida is one such enzyme that has also been characterized as a chromate reductase; yet we propose that it is the quinone-reducing activity of ChrR that has the greatest biological significance.
It also referred to the practices of impressing males into military service (also known as crimping) by fraudulent inducement or force and of shanghaiing merchant seamen in port cities. Abducting young women and selling them for purposes of concubinage or prostitution has also been characterized as a form of kidnapping.
However, the food-processing industry has also been characterized as being conservative and slow to change.
A newer SSA, vapreotide, has also been characterized as being anti-nociceptive [73].
