The phrase "also designate that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating an additional action or specification related to a subject or topic.
Example: "The committee will also designate that the new policy will take effect next month."
Alternatives: "also specify that" or "additionally indicate that".
It was also designated that month as the primary staging location for fighter aircraft flying out of the Continental United States to and from Europe.
It is also designated that with doubling the thickness of the poroelastic shell, the TL is improved about 6 dB in a broad-band frequency.
It is probable that if the government claims that a situation poses a serious threat to Japan's survival, even though it is not attacked itself and therefore decides to exercise CSD, it will also designate key information that led to the decision as state secrets, and we will be deprived of any means to challenge and verify the government assertions.
They have also designated variants that are structurally and/or functionally distinct: macroH2A or mH2A [ 35]; CenH3 [ 36]. 2. Some variants have been assigned both a prefix and a suffix: SubH2Bv [ 37], soH3-1 and soH3-2 [ 34], and so on.
The plan, whose initial details were given to the Board of Education on Wednesday, would also designate neighborhood high schools that would be run by the city's 32 community school districts; create at least one kindergarten-through-12th-grade school in each borough; and overhaul vocational high schools.
You can also designate specific sites that you don't want to be accessible, or that you always want to be accessible.
When these proteins are present in a large number of species across some taxonomic scope (here, across mammals or vertebrates), we also designate them as "core" proteins that are expected to be consistently found in novel genomes and may have high functional importance over their conserved lineage [ 11, 12].
Prior to the 1953 New Jersey state highway renumbering, today's Route 179 was composed of three state routes: Route S29, designated in 1949 from the New Hope-Lambertville Bridge into Lambertville, a part of Route 29 from Lambertville to Ringoes that was designated in 1927, and a concurrency of Routes 29 and 30 northeast from Ringoes that was also designated in 1927.
The study compared the 39 schools in the program with roughly the same number of schools that were also designated as low-performing by the state but were not taken over by the chancellor or given any extra help.
