The phrase "also competent to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when indicating that someone has the ability or qualifications to perform an additional task or role alongside others.
Example: "In addition to her role as a project manager, she is also competent to lead training sessions for new employees."
Alternatives: "also qualified to" or "additionally capable of".
A defendant who is competent to stand trial is therefore also competent to plead guilty, waiving the full panoply of trial rights, but not necessarily competent enough to represent herself at trial in the face of a state procedural rule requiring a higher standard of competence for pro se representation.
However, St. albopicta the Asian "Tiger" mosquito is also competent to reproduce and transmit DENV between humans.
Clinical management was discussed only when a senior doctor was personally interested in clinical management and also competent to carry out such discussions.
Under these conditions clp1Δ cells are also competent to form actomyosin rings, but these rings disassemble in a similar fashion to SIN mutants prior to constriction.
As the above data demonstrate that reprogrammed neurons receive functional synapses, we next examined whether they were also competent to form synapses by recording ND4 or ND4+I reprogrammed neurons in the absence of (E 14.5 primary neuronal co-cultures.
However, cells elsewhere in the metamer are also competent to form branch initials, and do so if the c/ T ratio is perturbed, for instance by changing auxin, strigolactone or cytokinin levels.
Adults also are competent to execute complex cap morphogenesis, and are preparing for nuclear divisions, nuclei transport and gametogenesis [ 21].
What was not clear was whether other bacteria might also be competent to induce rosette colony development.
Finally, these changes in cell phenotype are reproduced in human intestinal organoids, suggesting that the human intestine may also be competent to give rise to functional insulin-producing cells.
(DKI 5) Almost all respondents from the district level and a few from the national level reported that LGAs do not have enough human resources who are also technically competent to execute and supervise the implementation of the planned activities.
Also, competent personnel tend to always be at the facility, TBAs have been trained and assigned a new role in health promotion and community sensitisation, and the attitude of personnel towards the clients has reportedly improved.
