The phrase "also generated at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that was created or produced in addition to something else, often in a specific location or context.
Example: "The report includes data that was also generated at the main office last quarter."
Alternatives: "also produced at the" or "additionally created at the".
Electric power is also generated at the huge Kariba Dam, which Zimbabwe shares with Zambia, on the Zambezi River.
The ions are finally detected by one of the silicon solid-state detectors (SSDs), while secondary electrons are also generated at the surface of the SSD.
The Scholte waves are also generated at the water seabed interface which can produce pressure fluctuations in the water column that are particularly significant close to the sea floor.
NO is also generated at the same time as ROS, such as hydrogen peroxide, for example, during abiotic stress [ 32].
A melt curve was also generated at the end of each PCR cycle to verify primer specificity.
H2O2 is also generated at the plasma membrane - for instance, by the dismutation of superoxide generated by the NADPH oxidases - where it has important roles in cell proliferation and other vital processes.
A null transfectant control cell line for the VB6 cells (C1) was also generated at this time (Thomas et al, 2001b).
Whether the phosphorylation of Sgol2 necessary for it to act as an inhibitor of Aurora kinases at kinetochores is also generated at this location or along chromosome arms or elsewhere in the cell is currently unclear.
Moreover, a pair of transmission zeros (TZs) can be also generated at either side of the passbands for sharp skirts and a TZ is also created within the passband for interference signal rejection.
As endocrine cells are also generated at later stages from the intrapancreatic ducts [ 16, 17, 47], we investigated whether Neurog3 could be involved in the generation of these late endocrine cells.
Reports are also generated at a site level for the other healthcare providers to access.
