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The phrase "also gone back to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a return to a previous state, place, or activity, often in a context where someone has resumed something they had previously stopped doing.
Example: "After a long break, I have also gone back to painting, which I used to enjoy in my youth."
Alternatives: "also returned to" or "also reverted to".
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He has also gone back to school, where he is considering a law degree.
Achiek has also gone back to school, joining his children at Nyumanzi primary.
"We've also gone back to them to remind them of their commitments".
He has also gone back to Kuujjuaq the last two summers to work at the youth center.
I've also gone back to a part-time job that I used to do to help fund my PhD.
And he has also gone back to his alma mater, Haverstock School, a comprehensive in Chalk Farm, north London, to teach politics once a fortnight.
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This also goes back to stress.
And then I think it also goes back to hiring.
I'm also going back to Martin Amis's Experience.
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.
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