The phrase "also be established as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something should be recognized or identified in addition to other established roles or identities.
Example: "The new policy will also be established as a standard practice within the organization."
Alternatives: "also recognized as" or "additionally identified as".
The genetic risk of future offspring or asymptomatic family members could also be established, as well as better prediction of the disease course and possible associated problems.
Their degree of pain focus, pain coping strategies, stress response and its relationship to pain, and their pain beliefs will also be established as will be any history of anxiety and depression.
Civil liability could also be established, as in other countries.
Additional payments can also be established as an incentive for the simultaneous management of multiple health problems in the same patient episode of care and the necessary preventive medical activities (health education, management of major risk factors, etc).
An immigrant society and orphanage also were established, as well as the first Orthodox monasteries in the United States (Saint Tikhon's Monastery for men in 1905 and Holy Virgin Protection for women in 1915).
Jokes that circulate by e-mail, especially off-color ones, are not only frowned upon but have also been established as a source of legal liability.
The dependence of the pile-up on the yield ratio and the strain-hardening exponent of materials have also been established as a novel concept.
At this point, the discipline spread to various parts of what was then the British Empire and also was established as a distinctive strand of teaching and research in a handful of American universities.
Rice (Oryza sativa) is the most important food crop and has also been established as a model species for plant genome research.
TLC has also been established as an essential educational tool for the teaching of chromatographic principles in organic chemistry laboratories worldwide (Clark 2007; Atayan et al. 2003).
Lead exposure has also been established as a risk factor for schizophrenia, the lead correlations suggesting environmental chemicals as a new class of schizophrenia risk factors that are still inadequately investigated.
