The phrase "also combating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to fight against something, often in the context of social issues, diseases, or negative behaviors.
Example: "The organization is focused on providing education while also combating poverty in the community."
Alternatives: "also fighting" or "also addressing".
The authorities are also combating a small, violent Uighur independence movement but there is no evidence that Ms. Kadeer or her husband have promoted violence.
They hold promise for repairing and replacing damaged organs and also combating, among other things, Parkinson's disease, from which the pope himself suffers.
In contrary, in [20] the pricing-based collusion-resistant dynamic spectrum allocation approach is proposed to optimize the overall spectrum efficiency not only for keeping the participating incentives of the selfish users but also combating the possible collusions.
Tip sharing lawsuits aside, Starbucks is also combating several lawsuits from customers.
What we are doing is also combating climate change... water pollution, so we think, in years to come we have a future".
But they're also combating another scourge, a system of aid and a paradigm of development that can be inefficient, ineffective, and wasteful, and out to prove there's a better way.
"Society has no particular interest in a platonic relationship between a man and a woman," Mr. Cooper said, adding that marriage also combated societal problems like children being born to single parents.
To some extent the patient and carer perspectives also combated the academically focused research questions and setting.
In collection, analysis and interpretation this was also combated by seeking the opinion and viewpoint of the interviewer, who was from the local area and very familiar with the field site.
Mozambique and South Africa are also jointly combating the smugglers.
The rights report must become a tool not just for documenting abuses, but also for combating them.
