The phrase "also in transit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is currently on its way or being transported, in addition to other information being conveyed.
Example: "The package is scheduled to arrive tomorrow, but it is also in transit to another location."
Alternatives: "currently being shipped" or "also on the way".
Energy stored in a body is not heat (nor is it work, as work is also energy in transit).
To-Do's data is also encrypted in transit and at rest for added security.
The data is also secured in transit over Wi-Fi, cellular and Bluetooth, as the Jiobit is assigned a unique key – an authentication token – that allows the company to protect the data moving between the device itself and Amazon's IoT cloud.
And when we find and rent a home, we'll be living there for two months with no belongings as they will also be in transit.
The water-purification tablets that are also now in transit will back up the family kits.
15 16 Prominin1 (CD133), which has also been shown to mark tumorigenic cells in xenograft studies, is expressed in the same CBC cells as Lgr5, but is also present in transit amplifying cells further up the crypt, suggesting that it is not a strict stem cell marker.
Thereafter the suppression of German submarines was effective not only in the Atlantic, but also in their transit routes through the Bay of Biscay in 1942, 1943 and 1944.
While some food packaging is unnecessary (ridiculously unnecessary in these cases), packaging also protects food in transit, which reduces waste.
It's instructive that his law-enforcement counterpart and narrative double, Captain Zhang (Sun Honglei, fantastic), is also introduced while in transit, aboard a bus loaded with contraband, and that he's initially under cover pretending to be a criminal.
And, let's be clear: Investing in our transportation infrastructure doesn't just mean roads and bridges; it also means investments in transit.
