The phrase "also disliked that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a negative opinion or feeling about something in addition to other dislikes.
Example: "In addition to the long hours, I also disliked that the project lacked clear direction."
Alternatives: "also found that unpleasant" or "also had an aversion to that."
They also dislike that it's working.
Government might also dislike that fact that, despite offering the possibility of charging tenants "affordable rent" (up to 80% of market rent levels) many housing associations have refused to do so.
Organized labor also dislikes that these MicroPADs are manufactured abroad.
I also dislike that I don't know what Firmware is and that it is not clear whether or not I would get charged for the update.
I also dislike that I don't know what Firmware is and that it is not clear whether or not I would get charged for the update 06 There's a lot of text to read.
They also dislike that companies can support carbon-reducing "offsets" in other states — projects such as forest preservation or capturing methane — instead of cutting local emissions, especially in places where children suffer from higher asthma rates. .
And while I do realize that The Last Jedi was controversial, I also believe that anyone who disliked that film for how it changed Star Wars so drastically will enjoy Solo for the same reasons.
He also disliked "the partiality that plagued their histories, a partiality that was prompted by the need to find antecedents for the divisions of their own time".
Mr. Lewis also disliked the added attention that came with the bailout, these people said, and he said that he hoped to return the bailout funds or a portion of them before he left the company.Adding to the pressure was the firestorm that erupted over whether he adequately disclosed the risks of the acquisition to his shareholders.
