The phrase "also existent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something exists in addition to something else that has already been mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the main features, there are also existent options that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "also present" or "also available".
But \ \Box \exists^{E}xP x)\) says that in every alternative state there will be an actually existent object that also exists in the state \ \Gamma\), which need not be the case.
The experimental results show that EQRI not only retrieves the content effectively but also outperforms existent mechanisms.
Finally, the experimental results show that the proposed RISC not only speeds up content retrieval but also outperforms existent methods.
(ii) clear separation of RC injury, instability, and impingement syndrome might not be possible, as these factors may be also conjointly existent: shoulder muscles are powerful stabilizers [ 44], in case of impingement diagnosis, the RC is often injured as well [ 27, 29] and impingement and instability are two entities which are often related [ 45].
Since spaceplanes do not exist therefore archival mass-model data is also non-existent and inverse design method is used to generate optimal vehicle configuration data.
Headline inflation is also non-existent, the dollar remains too strong and gains have not exactly been shared anything like evenly.
As Mr Pasha saw it, their "thinking process was also non-existent".He also explained that he found it better to avoid collaboration with the police, whom he accused of occasionally leaking intelligence to sectarian terrorists.
Building 2004, another large voting center, was also non-existent on Sunday.
Two examples are the Van der Woude syndrome, which is a relatively common autosomal dominant condition with CL/P [ 14] and is absent in the HCAR and the oculo-auriculo-vertebral spectrum (previously known as Goldenhar syndrome), frequently associated with orofacial clefts, also non-existent in the HCAR.
