The phrase "also discussed in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a topic or subject that has been mentioned or analyzed in another context, such as a document, article, or conversation.
Example: "The implications of climate change are also discussed in a recent study published in the journal."
Alternatives: "also mentioned in a" or "also addressed in a".
Results of Zuo and Steitz relevant to our study are also discussed in a new section of the Discussion ('Transcript elongation, scrunching, and σ-release").
The Supreme Court's expected reconsideration of Basic is also discussed in a Harvard Law School Discussion Paper by Professors Lucian Bebchuk and Allen Ferrell, Rethinking Basic, discussed on the Forum here.
However, this same prospect was also discussed in a more nuanced manner.
Corruption is still thriving in India, in all the usual places as also discussed in a previous piece here.
The usefulness of this method in automatic whispered speech recognition is also discussed in a MLLR adaptation framework.
Assuming mobile devices are shared or borrowed should force implementers to consider wrapping, associating, or including sensitive content (e.g., gender-based violence response services) with other general information, for example having a website or Facebook page that highlights women's health services and, as can be also discussed in a masked manner, intimate partner violence.
Selected material properties are also discussed in an effort to demonstrate structure function relationships of this biopolymer mixture in pure systems and in real food products.
Nyquist plots for battery equivalent circuits are discussed in each case to depict the frequency behavior of the battery, and battery test procedures to estimate the simplified equivalent circuits useful to predict state of charge and state of health are also discussed in an applications viewpoint.
And so it makes sense that the API itself is also discussed in an economic context.
The incident between Google and the Church of Scientology involving the Web site was also discussed in an annual meeting of The State Bar of California, and cited as part of the caselaw for "Domestic Copyright Law in Cyberspace".
This topic is also discussed in an accompanying review.
