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The phrase "also formed a significant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing contributions or impacts that are important or noteworthy in a particular context.
Example: "The research team also formed a significant partnership with local organizations to enhance community engagement."
Alternatives: "also created a notable" or "also established an important".
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He persuasively argues that systems of money and credit that enabled the transatlantic cotton economy also formed a significant part of the U.S. interstate trade.
"Other antibiotic" allergies also formed a significant risk factor for MDIS.
Research into policy entrepreneurship and knowledge brokerage also formed a significant subset of studies.
Indicators of good working relationships with clinicians such as responsiveness to treatment, therapeutic rapport and use of leave outside the hospital (trust) also formed a significant theme.
Under these high salt loading conditions, verapamil was the only analyte that also formed a significant sodium ion adduct at m/ z 477.
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Additionally, Hamlin traveled extensively and photographs that he took en route also form a significant portion of this collection.
The Chinese also form a significant fraction of the population in western Kalimantan, where many are farmers, fishermen, and urban workers.
They also form a significant part of our literary history and, in their time, some of the best were both wildly popular and, in more than one sense, trailblazers.
They also form a significant diaspora, with Greek communities established around the world.
They also form a significant part of the cut flower market, in particular Tulipa and Lilium.
They also form a significant minority in almost every nation.
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