The phrase "also by the end of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will occur or be true in addition to other points mentioned, specifically at the conclusion of a time period or event.
Example: "We expect to see improvements in our sales figures, also by the end of the quarter."
Alternatives: "as well by the end of" or "in addition by the end of".
Also by the end of this year the company will spend another $210 million on two other non-newsprint businesses: the Kaplan Inc. test preparation and training unit and the company's collection of Internet businesses, which include washingtonpost.com.
Also, by the end of the first week, a different crowd started arriving.
Draco is easy to hate, but he is also, by the end of the series, easy to pity.
Also by the end of that decade, country music in Nashville had begun to adapt some of the riskier guitar tones and rhythms for its less traditional artists.
Also by the end of this month, authorities are to establish a joint agency to administer a South Korean-financed industrial park in Kaesong, six miles north of the demilitarized zone.
Also by the end of the year, a designer may have been chosen for the Museum of Women: the Leadership Center, cater-corner from the Museum of Jewish Heritage, said Timothy S. Carey, president of the Battery Park City Authority.
A decision on the location of a new plant is also expected by the end of the year.
TH And do you think that the renewed interest in Marx was also helped by the end of the Marxist/Leninist states.
And because producing the vaccine is not very commercially profitable, the Pentagon will also decide by the end of the month whether to build its own plant, a process that would take five to seven years.
The term was also applied (by the end of the 15th century) to peasants who had fled from serfdom in Poland, Lithuania, and Muscovy to the Dnieper and Don regions, where they established free self-governing military communities.
We also see, by the end of the hour-long performance, that all the subjects that come under Mrs. Hauptmann's purview — art, the torture of innocents — are merely reflections of her own colonizing self.
