The phrase "also includes a prominent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is part of a larger group or list, emphasizing the significance of that particular item.
Example: "The report also includes a prominent section on environmental impact, which is crucial for our understanding of the project's implications."
Alternatives: "also features a notable" or "also contains a significant".
The book also includes a prominent Englishman, Cecil Stanford, who has a well-known school chum named Winston.
This is yet another example of the unconventional marketing blitz that Google has ready for its first phone, which also includes a prominent ad on Google's famously spartan homepage.
Meanwhile, a search also yields a list of top blogs for a given tag or search, each which now also includes a prominent "Follow" button that will help Tumblr's publishers gain more readers.
The education agenda of the next mayor (editorial, May 10) should also include a prominent slot for the City University of New York.
The carcinoma case also included a prominent reduction of IL-6 receptor function (Fig. 6), which resulted in an overall cytokine response pattern comparable to that of the NCI H125 tumor cell line (Fig. 1A).
The spring season also included a big ballet, "Shambards," by Christopher Wheeldon, to a score by the prominent Scottish composer James MacMillan.
The year also included a number of prominent closures and redemptions at some brand-name firms.
Global Strategy, which never obtained the appropriate securities licenses, agreed to pay $2 million under the agreement Mr. Cuomo announced Thursday, which also included a settlement with the Quadrangle Group, a prominent private equity firm.
It might also feature his art collection, which includes a prominent selection of Norman Rockwell paintings that was featured, along with Rockwell works owned by Stephen Spielberg, in a 2010 exhibition at the Smithsonian Museum of American Art in Washington, D.C.
KB's board also included James A. Johnson, a prominent Democrat and the former chief executive of Fannie Mae, the mortgage giant now being run by the government.
It will also have to include a "prominent warning notice" on all books that contain claims about natural therapies in future, as well as "enhance its compliance, education and training program" with a view to ensuring that claims about medical conditions are substantiated.
