The phrase "also inaccuracies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional errors or mistakes in a particular context, often to emphasize that there are multiple issues present.
Example: "The report highlighted several inaccuracies, and there were also inaccuracies in the data provided by the research team."
Alternatives: "further errors" or "additional mistakes".
We believe that there are also inaccuracies in the estimation of costs related to adverse events included within the model.
However, there are also inaccuracies associated with self-reported diagnosis of arthritis, and radiographic evidence is not feasible for samples of this size.
Data on existing indicators varied enormously from region to region, and was very low when compared to prevalence data from other studies [ 33, 53] pointing out not only differences in regional functioning but also inaccuracies in reporting systems.
The interference power at relay and SU-RX are also inaccuracy due to the measurement errors.
The effect of this inaccuracy would be that the partition function calculation and therefore the derived probabilities also show inaccuracies.
But there were also glaring inaccuracies.
News accounts of the NSA programs have also contained inaccuracies, in some cases because of the source materials.
Outside studies by the Cleveland Clinic, the University of Leeds and other institutions, the complaint said, had also observed inaccuracies in Fitbit's detection technology.
Self-reported data can also contain inaccuracies because people have a hard time explaining or quantifying how they're actually feeling, even if they want to provide an honest response.
SACH said the decline also reflected inaccuracies in the 1982 survey and new counting methods, which meant that in some cases multiple entries were now registered as a single site.
Major impact factors for underestimations of the daytime O3 maxima at the Mediterranean and some rural sites include overestimation of the PBL depths, a lack of information on forest fires, too strong surface winds, and also possible inaccuracies in biogenic emissions.
