The phrase "also be maintained as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the preservation or continuation of a certain status or condition in addition to other considerations.
Example: "The project will also be maintained as a priority to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "will also be kept as" or "should also be regarded as".
Period detail will also be maintained as customers on the voyage - which will follow the original route from Southampton to New York - are to be given early 20th century style clothing, and TV and internet won't be available.
EF can also be maintained as definitive treatment but should a change to internal synthesis be needed, it is possible to do it safely after excluding bone infection.
Not only would these cultural and health changes occur, they would also be maintained, as the next generation, with educated mothers, will have a much higher chance of being educated.
Universal benefits such as free bus passes and free television licences for the over-75s have also been maintained, as promised by the prime minister, despite deep cuts in other areas of public spending.
Also, the balance in the load must be maintained as soon as the event is controlled.
Polymorphisms can also be maintained by sexual selection, as suggested for plumage coloration in some birds [ 6] and in guppies [ 7].
Furthermore, the N2 strain containing this large segmental duplication that is used in over one third of all C. elegans labs, should also be maintained and highlighted in CGC as a reference.
A report ordered by President Bill Clinton two years ago suggested that older technologies, which are more expensive and less precise but also more robust, needed to be maintained as a backups.
Nevertheless, it has also been maintained that autopoietic systems as constructed so far in software are not congruent with (M,R) entailment structures [ 8, 35].
The susceptibility of distinct tissues to pathogens can also be studied, since Physcomitrella can be maintained as a haploid gametophyte with distinct developmental stages.
To evaluate if also the ability of GCs to be maintained as adherent cultures could be a predictor of survival we compared patients from which one or more GC lines could be established to those from which no cell line was produced.
