The phrase "also been demonstrated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to evidence or findings that support a particular claim or observation in various contexts, such as scientific research or academic writing.
Example: "The effectiveness of this treatment has also been demonstrated for patients with chronic pain."
Alternatives: "has also been shown for" or "has also been proven for".
In a novel research, use of the geospatial technology has also been demonstrated for biodiversity conservation using landscape ecological metrics.
Promising results have also been demonstrated for some brief interventions designed to encourage uptake of aftercare following self-harm.
Moreover, special advantages of the LA GD OES have also been demonstrated for the analysis of fluorine.
The applications of different nanocomposites in the fields of advanced pharmaceuticals, wound dressings, tissue engineering, and cancer therapeutics have also been demonstrated for their future prospects.
An analogous structure has also been demonstrated for the corresponding macrocycle derived from the reaction of 4,4′-diphenoxybenzophenone with isophthaloyl chloride.
This strategy has also been demonstrated for UDG assay in complex cell lysates, implying its great potential for UDG based clinical diagnostics and therapeutics.
The convergences to the minimum of zero for a number of nonlinear functions have also been demonstrated for all the optimization processes.
It has also been demonstrated for the first time that analogues related to nanaomycin A and cardinalin-type dimeric pyranonaphthoquinones exhibit potent topoisomerase II inhibitory properties.
The use of the phase vocoder algorithm has also been demonstrated for achieving the same transformation.
When bioconjugated with antibodies, the gold nanocages have also been demonstrated for specific targeting of breast cancer cells.
Catalytic activity of the synthesized AuNPs has also been demonstrated for model chemical transformations in aqueous medium at room temperature.
