The phrase "also in three weeks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something will occur in addition to other events or timelines, specifically in three weeks' time.
Example: "The project deadline is next Friday, but we will have a follow-up meeting also in three weeks."
Alternatives: "in three weeks as well" or "additionally in three weeks".
Talks among several dozen environmental ministers from around the world, including America's beleaguered Ms Whitman, are also due in three weeks' time in New York.
Talks among several dozen environmental ministers from around the world, including America's beleaguered Christine Whitman, are also due in three weeks' time in New York.
I am reading the complete works of Thomas Hardy in three weeks, while also revisiting "The Iliad" in two.
They also agreed to another negotiating session in three weeks, after their technical experts on nuclear, scientific and sanctions issues meet to discuss their differing approaches and develop practical steps to a deal.
The sharp rise in fuel prices (locals say it has gone up by six times in three weeks) has also meant the ability of ordinary people to move around or to access services has become very hard.
As part of the news network's "Inside the Middle East" series, which will be aired in three weeks, CNN also interviewed Hamman.
The intervention consisted of four home visits within 2 months by a physiotherapist with instruction in a 30 minute three times a week exercise programme, and also in three walks a week.
Demyelination can also be induced in two weeks by injecting ethidium bromide (EB) into specific areas of the central nervous system of the mouse.
It was also his second win in two weeks over Becker, having beaten the world number 92 on is way to victory at Queen's Club.
Once, Mingus even had a little sister named Isabel — entirely distinct from Ella's little sister — who also had a tumor and was also going to get better in two weeks.
