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The phrase "also discuss that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that an additional topic or point will be addressed in a conversation or written work.
Example: "In addition to the main topic, we will also discuss that aspect of the project during the meeting."
Alternatives: "further elaborate on that" or "additionally address that".
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In this context, Jin, Anand, and Subbalakshmi [43] also discuss that most existing proposals assume this type of approach for the localization of malicious nodes.
We would also discuss that it is never appropriate for such acts to be recorded and circulated, unless agreed upon by consenting adults.
However, they also discuss that this observation may just be coincidental.
We also discuss that validation rates in MMR-deficient tumors are much higher than in the MMR-proficient tumors and explain the reasons for this.
We also discuss that more field trials over successive years as well as more extensive accession sampling would be necessary to fully validate a fluctuating selection model.
also discuss that although a majority of the thoracic surgeons who responded recommended palpation, very few advocated for a bilateral approach.
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Some instances like false alarms are also discussed that relate to the problems outlined in the chapter.
A heuristic extension of the nearest neighbor estimator is also discussed that can in some cases improve the average error performance.
Some industry insiders have also discussed that possibility.
He had also discussed that possibility with the Jets, and everyone agreed that the long-term approach was best.
Yuan and Ellis (2003) also discussed that these planning conditions did not improve fluency and lexical variety.
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