The phrase "also cited this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a source or reference that has been mentioned previously in a text or discussion.
Example: "In her research, she also cited this study to support her argument about climate change."
Alternatives: "also referenced this" or "also mentioned this."
In one of Montaigne's essays there is the phrase "l'humaine condition," & the legend has also cited this as Malraux's source.
Takefuji's shares have fallen 19.8percentt since Mr. Takei was arrested on Dec. 2. S.&P. also cited this risk in lowering Takefuji's debt rating to BBB+, from A-. "Although Mr. Takei has since resigned from his post, market confidence in the company remains shaken," Nana Otsuki, a credit analyst at Standard & Poor's, wrote.
(Hari also cited this WHO report in her Subway petition).
He also cited "This Cold Black" as one of his favorite songs, saying that it has a "driving tempo and a lot of attitude".
The Brazilian patients involved in this study also cited this as an important motivational factor.
We completely agree and also cited this same review in the Introduction of our manuscript.
Other hospitals might also cite this as a reason.
Maggie also cites this newspaper as revealing the full extent of the British passion for the salty spread: after an article published in 2006 described the perfect way to make Marmite on toast, we received hundreds of letters and e-mails.
The Schumer superfan also cites this quote from the Bible describing Jesus as further evidence.
(If you use these genotypes or the updated genotypes available on the Collaborative Cross Consortium website, http://www.csbio.unc.edu/CCstatus/index.py/, we request that you also cite this article).
Fiering et al. should also cite this work, but, even more importantly, these differences highlight the complexity of this biological problem, and the potential difficulty to reproduce observations made in several labs.
