The phrase "also because it does" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to provide an additional reason or explanation for something that has been mentioned previously.
Example: "I enjoy hiking, also because it does wonders for my mental health."
Alternatives: "additionally, as it does" or "furthermore, since it does".
We fabricated DAL TFTs by utilizing the bottom-gate-structure TFT that is typically used in displays because of its superior surface properties and also because it does not require a separate shield layer.
It's a delightful story, not only because it does not involve a lawsuit, but also because it does not involve promotion fees.
It is secondary not only because it was discovered after the primary motor area but also because it does not function in a discrete manner like the primary area.
Now it is letting the cases run, partly to see what evidence there is of hacking by NoW reporters, and also because it does not want to be treated as a "piggy bank" by high-profile claimants.
Co-author Mary Ann Torres told the Guardian: "In large part, there is complete lack of government interest both because the current government has used healthcare as a political weapon and also because it does not want to admit that the first country to claim malaria elimination has a malaria crisis.
Ms. Whitiker has made no attempt to hide her displeasure over Ishtar's wanting to join the Navy -- not only because her daughter could be deployed to the Middle East but also because it does not fit the middle-class ideal Ms. Whitiker now has for her children.
"One of the early decisions was not to use C.G.I. water, because it was very expensive, but also because it didn't feel real," Mr. Bayona said during an interview at the Toronto International Film Festival in September.
But the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA) then outlawed its use due to concerns that resulting children might have physical or mental disability, and also because it did not work very often.
The certificate that the plaintiff in error claimed the protection of that section is fully satisfied by treating it as raising the question of the invalidity of the statute on the ground of an illegal extension of the police power, and also because it did not permit a trial by jury, and thereby, as contended, denying due process of law.
This increase is impressive not solely because it occurred after only eight weeks of meditation, but also because it did so within the context of a situation known to inhibit considerate behavior: witnessing others ignoring a person in distress — what psychologists call the bystander effect — reduces the odds that any single individual will help.
