The phrase "also be set by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something can be determined or established by additional factors or parties.
Example: "The project deadlines can also be set by the client's availability and preferences."
Alternatives: "can additionally be determined by" or "may also be established by".
The sites of the four-of-seven league championship series would also be set by divisions.
Indeed, most people would regard with horror the notion that tax rates might also be set by a band of unelected officials.
From that date, people who have retired on higher pensions than the flat rate will continue to be paid at that higher rate, but millions of people who are currently paid less would have their payments increased to the equivalent of an estimated £144 a week, though the exact figure will also be set by the government at that time.
The timing of the mergers that followed should also be set by dark matter, says Amorisco.
The Platt scores may also be set by the user, providing an adjustable threshold on the predictions for each TF.
Albertson suggested that amplicon boundaries might also be set by selection for overexpressed genes in the amplicons, or by selection against expression changes of genes outside of amplified regions induced by CNAs [ 101, 103].
The last has also been set by Butler, Gordon Getty in The White Election, George Perle in his 13 Dickinson Songs and Leon Kirchner in his cycle The Twilight Stood.
Landscapes damaged by Super Storm Sandy may also be set back by the drought as sufficient water is critical to their long-term recovery.
The symptoms could also be set off by a busy environment, like an airport, a restaurant or an arena.
Six new Centres of Advanced Training for dance will also be set up by 2011, with the aim of taking about 1,500 young people to "the next level".
The schedule can also be set up by clinicians remotely.
