The phrase "also be interesting for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something may capture the interest of additional people or groups beyond the primary audience.
Example: "This documentary will not only appeal to history buffs but may also be interesting for casual viewers."
Alternatives: "may also attract" or "could also engage".
The knowledge gained may also be interesting for trainers in systematic innovation and inventive problem solving.
Increasing DC-SIGN ligand multivalency directly translated in an enhanced binding, which might also be interesting for blocking purposes.
In addition, the result may also be interesting for those countries that have a similar historical background but have not joined the EU.
Therefore, the design case could also be interesting for other fields of chemical industry than paper manufacturing, and the optimization procedures can be applied for risk premium and robustness studies in general dynamic optimization cases.
They show that an OSG access method can also be interesting for operators which have a certain market share, so that the user density is enough to have a few users sharing the femtocell resources.
It will also be interesting for Smith, 41, who is in only his second full term in management, to come up against a seasoned old stager like 65-year-old Graham Turner, now in his second spell at Shrewsbury after a 34-year managerial career that has also taken in Aston Villa, Wolves and Hereford United, where he also doubled up as the chairman.
Therefore, the dextran-conjugates of antibody ligands should also be interesting ligands for recognition of antigen-specific B cells.
Including health care system variables such as the rate of health insurance coverage, the density of physicians, and population health indices may also be interesting, especially for cross-national comparison.
It would also be interesting to look for interactions between the intervention effects and SES.
Perhaps it will also be interesting to look directly for transposon mobilisation in the mutant PGCs.
It would also be interesting to include effects of queuing for radiology or laboratory resources.
