The phrase "also get back to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that you will return to a previous topic or respond to someone later in addition to other actions.
Example: "I will review the report and also get back to you with my feedback by the end of the day."
Alternatives: "also respond to" or "also follow up with".
WICKENDEN: Ryan, I want to pull back a little bit and also get back to the Administration — the American Administration's — side of this.
Governor Bush should also get back to emphasizing his ideas and accomplishments through the sorts of informal question-and-answer events with ordinary people that marked the early part of the his campaign.
Feel free to comment and offer movie suggestions for part II.
The European politicians can also get back to their voters and say the same, and Greece will not have to struggle with repayments on the … shorter term".
And I'll also get back to the election, which I've been covering for the Economist newspaper for over a month -- it's been an exciting time.
You can also get back to nature at the tree house spa or take a free yoga class held at the organic farm (where guests may also pick fresh flowers and veggies).
We also got back to our own roots, which was 80's- and 90's-styled rock".
Also, getting back to the point about Andrey feeling he only needs the computer to survive, I think that's a lot of the reason young people interact so much online: despite all the concerns about privacy and lack thereof ruining lives, communicating through Facebook or chatting textually gives you a lot of control in shaping how you come across to your peers.
He also got back to make a crucial tackle on Andriy Yarmolenko.
Did everything he was asked by his manager, offering a threat going forward and also getting back to help out in defence when needed.
Rosenschein also got back to my request for comment and says he's leaving "on good terms".
