The phrase "also dragged out" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or process that has been prolonged or extended unnecessarily.
Example: "The meeting was supposed to last an hour, but it was also dragged out for an additional thirty minutes."
Alternatives: "also prolonged" or "also extended".
It also drags out past five minutes — not to be extravagant, but rather to roll slowly to a full stop.
He added that the clauses would also drag out the legal process for anyone who did challenge their position.
Not only does this delay the improved outcomes, it also drags out the misery for employees: academic research suggests that while people hate change, they hate uncertainty even more, and the longer the uncertainty, the more there is to hate.
A lender who doesn't want to do business with a borrower, but fears being accused of discrimination, may also drag out the application process by not returning phone calls promptly and asking for documents a few at a time, she said.
The 2014 amendment not only allowed involved parties to disclose the minor's pregnancy to others, such as her teachers and employers, but it also potentially dragged out the approval process for so long that the minor would no longer be able to get an abortion, which is not permitted in Alabama after 20 weeks unless the woman's life is in danger.
Gideon is also haunted by a case, dragged out over more than an episode, that he solved by noticing a suspicious stutter.
Uganda's president, Yoweri Museveni, may also be dragging out negotiations in the hope of smashing Mr Kony militarily.
Of course, newspaper purchases can be fraught with more than financial troubles they also can drag out into worries about ideological influence.
Also, connective tissues on the orbital side of the muscle were dragged out of the orbit at longer extensions.
