The phrase "also materialize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the occurrence or realization of something in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the expected outcomes, we hope that new opportunities will also materialize from this project."
Alternatives: "also come to fruition" or "also take shape".
After the 1940s it might also materialize, badly chopped and cropped, on television.
But, he said, the high end may also materialize, in which case, mainstream scientists say, there would be serious, even catastrophic, consequences for human society.
Modularization can reduce the construction cost and duration; also materialize quality and safety objectives under inclement weather conditions and tight labor availability constraints.
Specific goods of trust that are instrumental to the well-being of the trustee also materialize only if the trust is justified.
Accordingly, it seems a question of time, financial support, and professionalization of Tunisian CSOs until the democratic transition will also materialize in establishing courts as defenders of migrants' rights.
Evolutionary costs may also materialize from negative correlations between immune traits.
Contacts between virion and crystal material were also materialized by thin filaments connecting the Ad capsid to tubular elements of the crystal (Fig. 1 B, C; arrows).
A second potential buyer also materialized in Elinor Tatum, 32, the publisher of The Amsterdam News.
A former girlfriend of Doug's, Rachel (Robyn Rikoon), also materializes and soon the four settle into intimate rhythms.
The governor uses the word trust six times in the spot, and it also materializes on the screen.
Cooler episodes also materialized in the Southern Hemisphere, initiating the advance of glaciers in Patagonia and New Zealand, but these episodes did not coincide with those occurring in the Northern Hemisphere.
