The phrase "also find that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a finding or observation that is contingent upon a specific condition or situation.
Example: "In our research, we also find that when participants are given clear instructions, their performance improves significantly."
Alternatives: "also discover that when" or "also observe that when".
In addition, we also find that, when the premixing distance is identical and sufficient, increasing the number of tandem flameholding cavities can change the dominant frequency of combustion oscillation hardly, let alone avoid the combustion oscillation.
We also find that, when subjects look at the strategies individually adopted by their competitors, they tend to imitate the most successful behavior, which drives the market towards a more competitive outcome.
We also find that, when we partition the help system into its component tasks, 98% of the effort expended by information providers in fact returns direct learning benefits to those providers.
I also find that, when I am writing grants and papers and engaging in more thorough systematic literature reviews, I can catch up on things I may have missed.
We can also find that when l1 ≠ l2, these conclusions are still true.
We also find that when the payoffs are very asymmetric, the outcome where the sum of the payoffs is maximized is a sequential group reciprocity equilibrium.
She has also found that, when women direct, all these numbers become more representative.
The study also found that when gymnasts grew a lot during the three years, their gymnastics suffered greatly.
Ms. Frost has also found that, when it comes to vintage buys, the 1980s have become the new 1930s.
Cacioppo's research has also found that when we love, the very neurons in our brain begin to mimic those of the person that we are involved with.
CRP also found that when ADB was provided with evidence as early as 2010 that vulnerable households were being impoverished by the project, it chose to ignore it.
