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The phrase "also going back to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a return to a previous topic or point in a discussion or narrative.
Example: "In addition to our current project, we are also going back to the initial proposal we discussed last month."
Alternatives: "returning to" or "revisiting".
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I'm also going back to Martin Amis's Experience.
Others were of the opinion, also going back to ancient times, that fossils naturally grew in the rocks.
And also, going back to the demographics, there was a mini-surge in the birth rate in the late 1980s, peaking in about 1991 and afterward declining.
Most returnees are also going back to religiously homogeneous neighborhoods, she said, where they feel safer and more protected from sectarian strife.
The images of suburban American architecture parodied and humanized Minimalism's repeating forms, while also going back to the sources of Pop Art sincerely, as documentary.
Tootie Samson, a 47-year-old mother of three, and a grandmother, is also going back to school with federal aid, but with a different goal in mind.
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This also goes back to stress.
And then I think it also goes back to hiring.
He also went back to a lot of his hits.
I will also go back to Murren and maybe also further afield, such as North America.
He has also gone back to Kuujjuaq the last two summers to work at the youth center.
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