The phrase "also in this connection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a related topic or context that has been previously mentioned, often to add additional information or clarification.
Example: "The recent study highlights the importance of mental health; also in this connection, we should consider the impact of social media on well-being."
Alternatives: "in this regard" or "in this context".
Note also in this connection the papers in [12 15], where results on nonoscillation and positivity of Green's functions for neutral functional differential equations were obtained.
It should also in this connection be pointed out that many cases published under the category HC, sail under false colors.
Note also in this connection the papers [28 31], where results on nonoscillation and positivity of Green's functions for neutral functional differential equations were obtained.
Also, in this connection, cohort studies may stratify by follow-up time, several finding that have found that the effect of hypertension is the same in the first years of follow-up as later (Fraser et al, 1990; Coughlin et al, 1997; Chow et al, 2000).
Reference lists of known systematic reviews were also searched in this connection besides hand search of library periodicals [ 1, 32- 36].
This topic is explored in section 3.2 below but it is convenient at this juncture to illustrate how the reference class problem can also arise in this connection.
The relationship between the mind and the monads in the body, Ward also remarks in this connection (196), is not that of a whole to its parts but that of a dominant to its subordinate monads.
One last point which also deserves mention in this connection is the following.
Julian Barbour (2001a,b), for one, thinks that it tells us that time is illusory (see also Earman, 2002, in this connection).
Schleiermacher's most original doctrine in the philosophy of language, (8) (semantic holism), is also highly relevant in this connection, for, as Schleiermacher perceives, semantic holism greatly exacerbates the challenge to interpretation and translation posed by (7).
It should also be noted in this connection that the transcript abundance of phosphacan/RPTP-ζ/β increased ∼10-fold∼10-foldhe differentiation of ES cells to embryoid bodies, but was essentially absent when the stem cells were differentiated to extra-embryonic endoderm (Nairn et al., 2007).
