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The phrase "also it generates a" is not correct in standard written English due to the awkward placement of "also" and the lack of clarity.
You can use it when trying to add information about what something generates, but it would be better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The new software is efficient; it also generates a detailed report."
Alternatives: "it additionally produces a" or "it also creates a".
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"Also it generates a lot of excitement as it's a new experience for tourists visiting Manali".
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Also, it automatically generates a consistent and efficient inspection process that can avoid the unnecessary trials in manual operations and reduce inaccuracy and inconsistency due to different operators.
Injection of cyc dsRNA also produced similar results, except that it generated a single bright layer.
While it certainly implies "inexpensive", it also generates a negative expectation that's difficult to get past.
It also generates a sense of the world as more dangerous and scary than it really is".
It also generates a distanced aesthetic.
Not only does this reduce defections to satellite services, it also generates a new source of income.
Furthermore, in each channel use, it also generates a uniformly random bit, and transmits (33).
It also generates a thesaurus and 'sketch differences', which specify similarities and differences between near-synonyms".
It also generates a reproducible signal at high atomization temperatures due to the formation of Pd-metal compound [35 37].
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