The phrase "also commented that a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has made an additional remark or observation about a specific topic or subject.
Example: "During the meeting, she also commented that a new strategy would be beneficial for the project."
Alternatives: "also noted that a" or "further remarked that a".
One teacher also commented that a negative change in VET was the degradation of the system of career counselling, which to this day has not yet been restored to the former level of services.
(FP6) FPs also commented that a similar confusion was prevalent with regard to screening guidelines for cervical cancer.
Dowdy et al. [ 30] referred to a difference of five points, but they also commented that a five-point difference could have different implications for different dimensions.
They also commented that a humble attitude in their work helps them acknowledge their personal and professional limitations and to recognize what they cannot and ought not do.
While certain logistical aspects of clinical practice (ie, high patient volume, lack of support, etc) may influence clinicians' attitudes towards these two aspects of the T2T recommendations, some participants also commented that a tight monitoring schedule is not necessary as long as the patient is showing improvement (data not shown).
(Senior Manager, Non-Clinical Services) Some also commented that a penalty-based approach could affect staffing levels and queried how appropriate penalties would be determined: There aren't enough nurses and there aren't enough doctors….It's very hard to think of a punishment for a health professional.
L.A. Reid also commented, "That wasn't a $5 million performance.
Kionka also commented that whenever a European newspaper ran a story on Guantanamo, they ran the typical picture of a hunched-over detainee in an orange jumpsuit.
A couple of interviewees also commented that having a pharmacist at the clinic would assist in establishing relationships among GPs, pharmacists and AHWs and would allow valuable case conferencing and discussion about patients.
They also commented that earning a high ranking in this mode by doing a good job was effectively the same as Hard mode.
He uses the metaphor of a visual novel in several interviews, describing each episode as a chapter, and has also commented that this allows a fuller exploration of the show's themes in time not spent on plot development.
