The phrase "also insistently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is being done in a persistent or forceful manner, in addition to other actions or qualities.
Example: "She also insistently reminded her colleagues of the deadline, ensuring everyone stayed on track."
Alternatives: "also persistently" or "also emphatically".
Hergé's drawings are also insistently two-dimensional, with no shadows, very little shading and not many perspective tricks.
The sonata is packed with memorable tunes, but it is also insistently gritty, a quality Ms. Vinokur stressed in the vigorous opening movement and the breakneck closing Fugue.
Still, nearly everything here simultaneously celebrates painting as a pictorial language steeped in its own history while also insistently pushing the idea of what a painting can be to extremes of rawness or brevity.
The push and pull between yes and no animates all of his work, investing it with narrative tension and a sense of artistic purpose that is, whether overtly articulated or not, also insistently, vigorously left-leaning.
Yet if Mark and Kurt's excursion resembles any number of classic adventures across time and space, the film is also insistently about this specific moment in time and space.
Mass shootings constitute just 3percentt of gun homicides in this country, and, as horrific as they are, we must also insistently push conversations about urban gun violence, the enormous number of gun suicides (which outnumber gun homicides) and the toxic masculinity that fuels domestic violence.
But Mr. Lo (in concert with Madeline Best's effectively simple lighting) also intensifies — perhaps too insistently — the dance's extreme swerves in tone, supplying electrical surges that disrupt the mood of concentrated effort.
But Mr. Levenson hits these notes too insistently.
Does all this sound too insistently and grimly botanical?
Katie is slightly more retiring, speaking more quickly and more quietly but also more insistently.
And if "In Utero," Nirvana's last studio album, sounded, even before Cobain's death, like so many drafts of a suicide note, the menace pulsing in almost every song was also directed insistently outward.
