The phrase "also in office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone holds a position or role in addition to another, often in a professional or governmental context.
Example: "The senator is also in office as the chair of the finance committee."
Alternatives: "currently serving" or "holding office as well".
Harriet Harman, who was also in office most of that time, is positively thriving as acting Labour leader.
Here is the church where he and Miriam got married, there the bust of his father-in-law, the first democratically elected mayor of Olmedo (though he was also in office under Franco).
Once more, the task of rallying the country has fallen to a new prime minister, David Cameron, a Conservative like Churchill and also in office little more than a month — and the head of a coalition that emerged from last month's parliamentary election, the first coalition government since the national unity government Churchill led from 1940 until his general election defeat in 1945.
When the NDP was also in office from 1990 1995 progress was also made toward expanding and improving childcare, though much of this was undone by the neo-liberal government that succeeded it.
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She was also in office when the Magnitsky Act was passed, which enacted sanctions on high-level Russian officials who were involved in the death of a Russian whistleblower.
Blair's Africa Governance Initiative has staff in his office, and also in the office of Paul Kagame, the president of Rwanda.
Yet he also arrives in office weighed down by two troubling burdens.The first is Mr Putin.
It's also building in office parks near Dallas and Cincinnati and in Walnut Creek, Calif.
Also new in Office 365 is a video portal.
