The phrase "also cited in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a source that has been mentioned or referenced in another work or document.
Example: "The findings of this study were also cited in the recent publication by Smith et al. (2022)."
Alternatives: "also referenced in the" or "also mentioned in the".
Somalia and Congo were also cited in the estimate.
Their affidavits are also cited in the Memphis suit.
Favorable views are also cited in the studies in note 17, supra.
Many classrooms lacked books, a problem also cited in the student survey.
He was also cited in the November 2010 issue of Suburban Life Magazine as part of a group of lawyers named as 2010 Awesome Attorneys.
(This line was also cited in the assertion failure message). Thus, file_seek panicked because it passed a negative file offset argument.
We also cite (in the Discussion section of the revised paper) results from our in-press Nature Immunology paper, in which we show that antibody-induced Axl activation in tissues in vivo is accompanied by Axl proteolytic cleavage, and that the extent of cleavage is correlated with the level of Axl activation (more tyrosine phosphorylation, more cleavage).
Indeed as we were performing this work, several works appeared that provide further support that regulatory sites in promoters are important contributors to transcription noise (e.g. Hornung et al., 2012; Jones et al., 2014; Sharon et al., 2014), which we now also cite in the text.
A department task force put the blame on unqualified staff and outdated computer systems, problems also cited in audits by the city controller and others.
This was also cited in one of the FGDs as one girl said, " Some girls don't listen so even if you immunize them they say I can have sex after all I am immunized".
Many of these barriers are also cited in Ofsted's report, In the Child's Time: Professional Responses to Neglect.
