The phrase "also hypothesize that there" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or scientific contexts when discussing theories or assumptions related to a particular topic.
Example: "In our research, we also hypothesize that there may be a correlation between diet and mental health."
Alternatives: "also propose that there" or "also suggest that there".
We can also hypothesize that there may be other epigenetic factors involved, such as hot spots of DNA methylation or DNA supercoiling, that could decrease the accessibility of transcription factors or RNA polymerase to promoter sequences [47].
We also hypothesize that there are spatially specific patterns of longitudinal change that differ between the intensive and standard glycemic treatment arms and that those regions displaying longitudinal treatment effects will show similarities with those vulnerable to diabetes effects.
Since there exists correlation between PM2.5 and MODIS AOD in the eastern US, if we could make a hypothesis that PM2.5 has adverse effect on CIHD, then we could also hypothesize that there is an association between MODIS AOD and CIHD.
We also hypothesized that there is no correlation between technical deviations of the TBW surgical technique and long-term objective and subjective clinical outcome.
Because the most probable mechanism for vaccine-selected capsular switching involves multiple colonization of a vaccinated host, we allowed for dual colonization in our model, but we also hypothesized that there was some level of competition.
Moreover, it was also hypothesized that there were similar associations between neurocognitive measures and neurological soft signs in both schizophrenia and healthy controls; however, such associations may be attenuated in healthy controls.
Given the common association between love and hate, and the relative frequency with which one of these sentiments can transform into the other, we also hypothesized that there would be some strong correlation in the brain sites activated during the experience of these two antipodean sentiments.
