The phrase "also disgraceful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is not only bad or unacceptable but also adds to a list of other disgraceful actions or situations.
Example: "The lack of accountability in the organization is also disgraceful, reflecting a deeper issue within the leadership."
Alternatives: "equally shameful" or "likewise disgraceful".
A disgrace, certainly, but also a disgraceful reality.
It's also Dawkins' disgraceful juxtaposition between Ahmed and an Isis supporter in Syria.
He also denies disgraceful conduct of a cruel kind after he tied up an Iraqi and hung him from a forklift truck.
There were also a disgraceful number of empty seats and the biggest test of these games will be their lasting, and hard to measure, impact on the poorest people in our country, especially far away from London.
This nightmare has been a horrible eye-opener into UAE legal system, but has also revealed the disgraceful failure of the British authorities to protect the human rights of one of its citizens.
It would also undercut the disgraceful political argument at the moment that says that because the housing benefit bill has got so high in a time of austerity, you target the recipients rather than the landlords or the lack of affordable housing.
He also condemns as "disgraceful" the treatment of his old friend Nelson Mandela, who was kept alive through numerous painful hospitalisations and forced to endure a photo stunt with politicians shortly before his death at 95. Tutu, who calls for a "mind shift" in the right to die debate, writes: "I have been fortunate to spend my life working for dignity for the living.
And believe me, this country thinks it's -- really thinks it's disgraceful, also.
He also described as "disgraceful" former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee's recent embrace of the Confederate Flag as a political issue.
Such discrimination is not only disgraceful, but also a stupid waste of talent.
