The phrase "also be generated in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the creation or production of something in a specific format or context, often in technical or scientific writing.
Example: "The report indicates that data can also be generated in various formats to accommodate different user needs."
Alternatives: "can also be produced in" or "may also be created in".
Gamma rays can also be generated in the decay of some unstable subatomic particles, such as the neutral pion.
The scene collage can also be generated in a nested manner, enabling a user to browse photos at various levels of details.
Most of the active Aurora-A protein variants are currently being expressed from baculoviruses in insect cells, while catalytically impaired proteins can also be generated in and purified from Escherichia coli.
For this reason, Padgett suggests that the Doppler-shift of scattered light which should also be generated in sound waves could find useful applications.
Consequently, emission pathways would also be generated in a consistent manner, addressing the issue of international leakage and possible GHG leakage to other sectors.
Since readily decipherable unintelligibility signals may also be generated in large keyspace, other factors, including bandwidth expansion, delay times, channel resistance (to noise, distortion, etc)., cannot be ignored in assessing security.
The layout design and a schematic symbol have also been generated in Cadence -thus creating a resistive polymeric cell that can be used in the general design of smart ASIC based systems.
Transcriptional signatures have also been generated in the context of dermatologic diseases.
Gene expression signatures are also being generated in order to provide predictive data on patient response to standard chemotherapeutics and to targeted therapy.
A cluster dendrogram, using the Bray Curtis calculator, also was generated in mothur from the subsampled data set, and subsequently was visualized using the iTOL online software resource.
To evaluate further the nature of these enzymes in antioxidant defense, gene knockout mice deficient in copper-zinc superoxide dismutase (CuZnSOD) and GSHPx-1 have also been generated in our laboratory.
