The phrase "also be safeguarded" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the protection or security of something in addition to other measures or items being protected.
Example: "In addition to the data, user privacy must also be safeguarded to ensure trust and compliance."
Alternatives: "must also be protected" or "should also be secured."
There also are safeguards to protect patients from potentially dangerous drugs.
"This is an unfortunate but perfectly cautionary tale of not only how we should look more carefully at protecting data after it is collected," says Lee Tien, a senior staff lawyer at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a digital rights group in San Francisco, "but also how the data is to be safeguarded before we collect it to make sure it isn't used improperly or disclosed accidentally".
Also, the program itself is safeguarded against political manipulation by a ruling that prevents its coverage being extended during a federal election year.
Newman also believed that this process was safeguarded by the authority of the teaching that would even allow for revisions and occasional corrections of antecedent.
There must also be appropriate safeguards against unauthorised processing.
He says Google will also be tightening safeguards for ad display pertaining to its YouTube Partner Program.
Likewise, public resources must also be marshaled to safeguard the nation's stream of mail, and Americans' trust in it.
They can also be used to safeguard against complications in patients with weakened immune systems, as well as in the elderly and very young.
There will also be legislation to safeguard children in care, a prison reform bill, and a bill to promote the National Citizen Service that will create a legal obligation for government departments, schools and councils to push the NCS so it can reach a further 100,000 young people, particularly those from deprived backgrounds, by 2020.
