The phrase "also documented by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional sources or references that support or provide information on a particular subject.
Example: "The findings of the study were significant, and they were also documented by several other researchers in the field."
Alternatives: "also recorded by" or "also noted by".
This was also documented by other barcoding studies with a focus on shark products29, 30.
The trades were also documented by a computer system, called DB Cat, which catalogued every trade made by the bank.
A similar phenomenon was also documented by Ma et al.15 by investigating the surfaces of carbon steel exposed to marine and industrial environments.
Similar, very fine-grained infill was also documented by Saini et al.45, 46 along a section of the Ghaggar–Hakra palaeochannel.
Shirtless, muscled carpenters, whose increasing popularity among their female clients was also documented by The Times (this time in the Thursday House & Home section), stride Fabio-like through his pages.
But it still bothers me that you evoke a "mystery" surrounding this man, rightly credited by Jefferson with moments of moral sublimity but also documented by Bart Ehrman and others as having been almost uniformly misunderstood.
Mr. Baumblit and Mr. Elie were accused of putting residents' belongings outside, removing their mattresses, breaking stoves and locking the doors to prevent people from getting inside — actions also documented by The Times.
The interaction between these vehicles and cell membranes was also documented by the removal of fluorescent particles from the surfaces of live cells out to 20 μm from the microbubble location.
This pattern is also documented by Farinas et al.
This was also documented by the results of the DASH score.
Some encouraging findings have been also documented by applying this biomimetic approach in cases of "complex" lesions involving the subchondral bone.
