The phrase "also conspicuous is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight something that stands out or is noticeable in a particular context or discussion.
Example: "In the study, also conspicuous is the lack of diversity among the participants, which raises questions about the generalizability of the findings."
Alternatives: "also notable is" or "also evident is".
What was also conspicuous was the continuing rise of the curator essayist, with unconvincing examples (such as Tate Modern's Altermodern) outweighed by really thoughtful theme shows at the Hayward (including Walking in My Mind), the Wellcome Collection and the Edinburgh Festival, which scattered its show The Enlightenments all over town.
It is also conspicuous that there are also many genes of unknown function that are selectively and strongly expressed in the hindgut, hinting at processes that are yet to be identified.
It is also conspicuous that the IS elements of SOPE are preferentially located in intergenic sequences, rather than within the substantial array of pseudogenes that are evolving under relaxed selection (Clayton et al. 2012).
These AT-rich sequences are also conspicuous because they are tandem repeats.
Trap music is probably most identifiable by its snares, which sound like somebody riffling a deck of metallic cards, but it's also conspicuous for its contextual roots – those being "the trap": both a crack house and the general term for the drug-dealing lifestyle.
High-altitude animals are generally lighter, but there is also conspicuous variation within populations.
The built-in parental control feature of Windows operating system or browsers is very convenient and easy to use, while its disadvantage is also conspicuous.
A phenomenological explanation for this result is found in the well-known latitudinal diversity gradient [ 49], which is also conspicuous in the American palm flora [ 35].
It was also conspicuous that 25% of the identified phylogenetic species were represented only by a single isolate, i.e. they formed lone lineages.
In a large cast, there is also conspicuous support from John Hopkins as Ross's ultimate betrayer, Michael Feast as the sadistic Turkish governor, and Peter Polycarpou as a bombastic sheik.
