The phrase "also envisioned are" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing additional ideas or concepts that are being imagined or planned, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "In the future of urban development, also envisioned are green spaces that promote biodiversity and community engagement."
Alternatives: "also imagined are" or "also anticipated are".
Also envisioned was several hundred million dollars to cover costs of security measures required by the federal government -- fortified cockpit doors, the cost of armed sky marshals aboard aircraft and more intense screening systems.
Al-Kubaisi and Polley also envision there being some sort of competition between the councils to be the most responsive to public safety issues.
The plan also envisions countries being able to move from one currency to the other.
Genestoux also envisions Unlock being the future syndication layer of the web.
The fact that he also envisioned himself as being a "poet" doesn't necessarily disqualify him from punkdom either, as you could just as easily point that finger at Patti Smith or Richard Hell or Henry Rollins.
At a later stage, it is also envisioned that model-building efforts will be fuelled by advances in text mining that can make possible the semi-automated assembly of BEL encoded knowledge bases.
Mechanisms to induce whole body torpor are also envisioned as a beneficial treatment when injured persons need to be transported long distances to medical care, when patient recovery could be aided by a prolonged torpid state, or even as an aid to long-term space flight.
5 6 Performing the checklist is also envisioned as a non-technical intervention in its own right: the checks are to be performed orally, and are, according to the checklist pilot study, 'intentionally designed to create a collective awareness among surgical teams of whether safety processes are being completed' (p.497).
Just as some responses noted that pressure was a cause of change, the lack of pressure was also envisioned as an explanation for the absence of change: "Pressure is a what promotes change and evolution.
The goal of the joint venture is to form a national network of hospitals and physicians cooperating with the insurers, but H.M.O.'s are also envisioned as an element of the network.
