The phrase "also briefings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information or updates that are provided in the form of briefings, often in a professional or organizational context.
Example: "In addition to the regular meetings, we will also have briefings to keep everyone informed about the project's progress."
Alternatives: "as well as briefings" or "in addition to briefings".
Soldiers have also received briefings from their commanders and Muslim clerics on the traditions of Ramadan.
We also have briefings timed for the Australian, Asian and American mornings.
We also have briefings timed for the Asian, European and American mornings.
Officials at the General Services Administration and Peace Corps, and even six American ambassadors, among others, were also given briefings.
Agencies sometimes also provide briefings for reporters heading overseas to work in war zones or foreign capitals.
John Prescott's officials also requested briefings on the progress of the casino application and suggested a minister at the department of culture, media and sport should meet AEG's representatives.
A spokesman for L. Paul Bremer III, the top American civilian administrator in Iraq, said Mr. Bremer had also received briefings on the larger issue but was not familiar with security at individual sites.
Mr. Anderson, a Heritage Foundation fellow, has also held briefings for members of Congress, their staff members and others to explain his arguments against same-sex marriage, and he and two co-authors released a book last year laying out their case in depth.
On his first day, Mr. Hagel also received briefings on delicate intelligence and operational matters, met with the civilian secretaries of the armed services, visited the Pentagon's Sept. 11 memorial, and spoke by phone to several members of Congress, George Little, the Pentagon spokesman, said in a statement.
The official said that based on a reading of Mr. Sharon's text and also on briefings given to American officials before the speech, it was clear that such actions by Israel were offered "unconditionally" -- that is, not dependent on the Palestinians acting first to crack down on Palestinian militant groups.
