The phrase "also in the face of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is true or relevant despite challenges or difficulties that are being faced.
Example: "The team continued to work diligently, also in the face of numerous setbacks and obstacles."
Alternatives: "despite the challenges" or "in spite of the difficulties".
And sure enough, taxes were cut, not just in a time of war but also in the face of record budget deficits.
He struggled, not only with his game, but also in the face of public criticism by the rookie coach Byron Scott.
Deep understanding of niches will lead researchers to an understanding of how deprivation of certain environmental survival cues also in the face of chemo could kill these cells.
But the popes were also, in the face of nothing but hostility from Byzantium, beginning to think for the first time in terms of their own practical independence.
She is trying to excel not only during difficult times for Morgan Stanley, but also in the face of a horrible track record of women who have made it this far, only to stumble.
It was a moment that showed just how much the Turkish Army has redefined its role, not just in the nation's tangled politics but also in the face of a huge shift in regional power that from Ankara's viewpoint has transformed the United States from a distant godfather in NATO to a player with the military power to block Ankara's regional agenda.
Eyes, meant to spot evil and stare it down, abound in this art, in abstract patterns but also in the faces of angels and devils whose identities can be hard to tell apart.
Ctiborsky says that across the railway there was not only an evolution in landscapes but also in the faces of the extraordinary people the crew met.
Japan's unilateral decision also flies in the face of The International Court of Justice at The Hague and the Australian Federal Court, banning them from killing whales in the sanctuary.
Patients do not help in correcting the process as they also struggle in the face of uncertainty, are fearful or too trusting of authority figures [ 22].
It also flew in the face of the evidence.
