"also enclosed with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something as being included in the same package as something else. For example, "I am sending you a set of pens; also enclosed with it are a few pencils."
White gravel paths lead through gardens to a large pool – also enclosed, with a shallow end for little ones – and there's an indoor games room with table tennis and table football.
To avoid escapes, the whole capture structure has a 2.5-m-high fence and the last pen is also enclosed with shade nets.
Consent to health data linkage was asked for the first time at Wave 18 and an information leaflet detailing the plans to add administrative health data to the survey was also enclosed with the advance letter.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01879.001 All cells are enclosed with a membrane that is made of phospholipid molecules, and many of the structures found inside cells—such as the vacuoles in plant and fungal cells are also enclosed with a phospholipid membrane.
A sizeable number of shorter epitopes are also enclosed within the longer 20-mer peptides.
A comparison of PBN to other graphical probabilistic modelling approaches is also enclosed, specifically with respect to Bayesian networks.
To compute the association of each single SNP with the trait, the compute_association.m program is also enclosed in the RS-SNP package.
He also enclosed a snapshot: [ image: /photos/590957b41c7a8e33fb38b6b2] Last month, I posted an interview with Jay Bowman, who attended a rural Indiana high school and graduated in 1960.
An agreement form to be signed by parents and returned to the GP will also be enclosed with the letter to the 14- and 15-year-olds in Norway.
He also enclosed a snapshot:.
A letter was also enclosed.
