The phrase "also in this group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something or someone is included in a specific group along with others.
Example: "The following individuals are also in this group: Sarah, Tom, and Lisa."
Alternatives: "included in this group" or "part of this group".
The Irish wolfhound, Scottish deerhound, basenji, whippet, and Norwegian elkhound are also in this group.
Also in this group of friends is Mark Payton, who is seriously studying the history of nostalgia.
Also in this group, sinusoids had been widened (Fig. 2; Table 1).
Sterner tests lie ahead, with Ivory Coast also in this group, but after a rotten World Cup campaign, this win will give Volke Finke's team plenty of confidence.
Of 107 children below the age of 5 years who presented with back pain, 99 (92.5%) had a diagnosis other than muscular, and of those between the ages of 5 and 15, 69.1% (431 of 623 patients) were also in this group.
Also in this group: Home Depot cofounder Arthur Blank, who bought the Atlanta Falcons in 2002, and energy industry entrepreneur Robert McNair, who sold his company, Cogen Technologies, to Enron just before its collapse and bought up a controlling interest in the expansion Houston Texans in 1999.
John Bradley and Barbara Flynn Currie and GOP Reps. David Harris and Ed Sullivan are also in this group.
Also in this group, as Hill recounts during a recent talk at her manager's office in West L.A.: Golden State guard Steph Curry, CNN's Don Lemon and U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters (D-Los Angeles).
Also in this group, a pronounced rise in influenza-specific CD4- (Fig. 6C) and CD8 T-cells (Fig. 6D) was observed after challenge with swine influenza virus.
In addition, to make sure we did not miss the window of effect of sICAM-1, we also tested early treated mice at 16 weeks of age and also in this group no difference in salivary flow was observed.
