The phrase "also found a great" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to add information about something that was discovered or identified as being significant or valuable.
Example: "In my research, I also found a great source of information that helped clarify the topic."
Alternatives: "also discovered an excellent" or "also identified a remarkable".
Chitosan based hydrogels and wound healing bandages have also found a great market in the field of medicine.
As much as this was a huge highlight, we also found a great bar/restaurant/hotel called La Buena Vida (doubles from £90), which has a few treehouses.
"We came to Afghanistan and we have found some tremendous days of sorrow, but we have also found a great friendship," she said then, in comments broadcast on Australian television.
Point-to-point OW links have also found a great deal of popularity in a variety of shorter-range applications.
Jarrold also found "a great variety of Georgian houses and older houses" in Ireland.
Many mocked her delusions of grandeur, but she also found a great number of supporters who saw her as a triumph of the American dream, much like Meryl Streep herself, duh.
The poll also found a greater willingness in the nation to side with unions in labor disputes -- with 50percentt of those surveyed sympathetic to labor, compared with 27percentt sympathetic to management.
We also found a greater number of individuals with a strong right-hand than left-hand preference for pointing.
We also found a greater increase in plasma IL-1, PI3K and NFkB among low and median- scoring performers.
We also found a greater proportion of preeclamptic women with a personal history of pregnancy loss before 22 weeks of gestation (20.3 vs 12.6%, p<0.03) or thrombosis (2.2 vs 0%; p = 0.04).
We also found a greater decline in concentrations of DnBP and DEHP metabolites among females than males, potentially reflecting differences in exposure sources or behavior.
