The phrase "also feel that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express an additional sentiment or opinion related to a specific situation or condition.
Example: "I also feel that when we work together, we achieve better results."
Alternatives: "also believe that when" or "additionally think that when".
I also feel that when I have finished the script, if I think I know how to play the part, forget it.
Some British Muslims also feel that when they try to express support for Palestinian self-determination, then they are too quickly labelled as "Islamist" or "terrorist-sympathisers".
I also feel that when we come face to face, labels mean less if we treat each other with respect.
Most of the participants also felt that when they have an animal suspected of having brucellosis, most livestock keepers would take measures such as treating the animal, calling the local veterinarian, or separating the animal from others.
And I would share that at times I also felt that way when I was young.
We agree that supplementary figures sometimes disrupt the flow of reading a paper, but also feel that the same happens when there are too many "primary" figures.
It is difficult for us, however, to feel good about our support when we also feel that by so doing we are legitimising the activities of BP.
It's heartening to know that there are a lot of parents out there like me who also feel that the time will come soon enough when our kids are immersed in the world of technology and gadgets — but believe that for now, childhood can be quite complete and fulfilling without them.
Maybe you also feel that your boyfriend will lose his interest when he discovers who you really are.
practitioners also feel that leaks can be used to help drive a deal through when one side is delaying".
But Savage also feels that, especially when it comes to rock, "music has lost its futuristic edge".
