The phrase "also be implicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the involvement or connection of someone or something in a particular situation or issue.
Example: "In addition to the main suspect, several other individuals may also be implicated in the crime."
Alternatives: "may also be involved" or "could also be connected".
Lord Arthur allegedly got off because his solicitor told the police that, were he prosecuted, "a very distinguished person" with the initials PAV would also be implicated.
At this stage, we don't know if the New York investigators have any evidence to suggest that Cohen violated the law, or that Trump might also be implicated.
These are associated with aging and skin damage, but some experts believe they may also be implicated in skin cancer.
As central regulators of energy homeostasis, ERRs may also be implicated in the etiology of metabolic disorders, such as type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome.
Pesticides (and some herbicides) may also be implicated, though this is unproven, and their effects are difficult to discriminate from other factors.
Argentine news organizations have reported that Gen. Domingo Bussi, a retired officer who is currently governor of Tucuman province, could also be implicated in the Garzon investigation.
Acute phase reactant C-RP has been used as a marker of inflammation may also be implicated in the cause and outcome of delirium.
Above and beyond correct diagnosis the radiologist can also be implicated in the clinical management of these conditions.
In addition to the innate immunity, lymphocytes could also be implicated in brain inflammation after systemic inflammation.
Biofilm formation may also be implicated in the refractory nature of infectious scleritis to medical management alone.
However, several species of nonscombroid fish, such as mahi mahi, marlin, herring, and sardine, can also be implicated in scombroid poisoning (Lehane and Olley 2000).
