The phrase "also includes a line" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is part of a larger set or collection, specifically mentioning that a line is included.
Example: "The document also includes a line that outlines the main objectives of the project."
Alternatives: "also contains a line" or "also features a line".
(It also includes a line from the candidate: "Soy Mitt Romney y apruebo este mensaje". Judge the accent for yourself).
The portfolio also includes a line of balloon catheter-based vascular products, surgical clips and inserts.
This also includes a line for PMQs.
This also includes a line for PMQs [Prime Minister's Questions].
(Your chant undoubtedly also includes a line about "Please make Steve King shut up").. Then there are the Republicans who want to win future elections.
Each figure also includes a line representing the linear or quadratic (whenever significantly different from the linear) prediction of the prevalence of current smoking as a function of the year of survey.
Her suitcase of donations also included A-line dresses and cocktail shifts by her personal designer, "Omar of Omaha". But Bruno predicts a fight over the gold lame matador pants and psychedelic-print poncho.
He also included a line that he's used before about London having more Michelin-starred restaurants than Paris.
While American Girl dolls also include a line based on historical characters, Ms. Szwarc — who has worked with Mary Ellen Mark and Joel Meyerowitz — is more interested in the lookalike dolls.
Since the auto bailout (which also included a line of credit for Ford), the American auto sector has enjoyed one of its most robust periods, adding some three hundred thousand manufacturing jobs, and double that number if retail positions are included.
The design will also include a line from Pride and Prejudice, "I declare after all there is no enjoyment like reading!", and an illustration of the novel's character Elizabeth Bennet undertaking "The examination of all the letters which Jane had written to her".
