The phrase "also been communicated" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information that has been shared or conveyed in addition to other information.
Example: "The updates regarding the project timeline have been shared, and it has also been communicated that the budget will be reviewed next week."
Alternatives: "also been conveyed" or "also been relayed".
This has also been communicated via the Stockholm Police's official Twitter account.
In analogy to gene conversion at the DNA level, similarity in DNA sequence between tandem duplicated genes may be responsible for the read-through mRNA species that encompass exons from different genes, and that have been described in cats [ 16, 68], horses [ 27] and pigs [ 15, 47] and have also been communicated in humans [ 69] (Additional file 6: Figure S4).
In some settings ECGs may also be communicated from minor bases in the Arctic, but be aware of communication problems this far to the north [3].
Love and support can also be communicated through touch.
"You have to make sure that people who are coming are also being communicated with afterwards, and I can't tell if he's doing it or not," Tewes said.
Ultimately, a federal appeals panel ruled in the Klan case that the masks were not necessary to convey the Klan's message, which could also be communicated through the members' tall hoods and flowing robes.
Allergy information can also be communicated via the app so waiters don't have to go back and forth with the kitchen.
The techniques and tools used in teacher training also are communicated to parents through discussion groups, seminars, and direct consultation, so that both teacher and parents have shared knowledge, expectations, and techniques.
We put forward some simple ideas that can be implemented and would help - our versions can also be communicated and argued widely: if banks are too big to fail, making them smaller is surely necessary (although likely not sufficient).
Consent can also be communicated non-verbally, with physical cues that make it clear both parties are comfortable with what is happening, or with moving it to the next level.
Environmental cues, typically processed through the olfactory channel are often associated with perception of food, but 'danger' and 'social' stimuli can also be communicated using olfaction [16].
