The phrase "also be educated and" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of education in conjunction with other qualities or actions.
Example: "In addition to being skilled, individuals should also be educated and aware of the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "also be knowledgeable and" or "additionally be informed and".
The businessman was suspected of raping two other girls in the village, but he also was educated and rich.
Not only should every soldier be screened for PTSD, but the families (particularly children) should also be educated about and treated for its effect on them.
Local people should also be educated on sustainable and ecological procedure of harvesting medicinal herbs while encouraging them to domesticate the most commonly used tree-plants for traditional medicines to help reduced pressure on the wild stock.
96 Patients with PM and myopic CNV should also be educated about the symptoms of these other retinal complications.
Patients should also be educated about the risks for transmission through household and sexual skin-to-skin contact.
"We will also be educating the public at interactive events and talking to anyone we see acting dangerously on or about the roads.
Medical and nursing staff also need to be educated and supported in provision of care so that palliative patients can live with comfort and dignity whatever their primary diagnosis or their life expectancy.
Moreover the whole health system needs to be revitalized including antenatal care staffs that also need to be educated and enthused so that they can explain to women to try to meet the number of visits; the government needs to support access to antenatal care in rural areas.
Working-class women were also less likely to be educated and therefore less able to keep diaries of their actions.
As he treated walk-in patients for everything from earaches to broken fingers, Dr. Gupta explained some of the cultural reasons that families crave at least one or two sons in an era when young people are also more likely to be educated and to want smaller families.
