The phrase "also mentioned that a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been previously stated or noted, often in a report or discussion.
Example: "In the meeting, she also mentioned that a new policy would be implemented next month."
Alternatives: "also noted that a" or "also stated that a".
Apple also mentioned that a dozen carmakers (including General Motors, BMW, Toyota, Audi, Mercedes, Honda, Jaguar) have all agreed to add a Siri button to their steering wheels.
Brockes, who also writes for the Guardian, asked De Niro how he stopped himself going into "autopilot" while acting, and also mentioned that a lot of bankers now live in the district of New York where his film festival was founded.
Hecker also mentioned that a price reduction would help Apple take advantage of the growing hunger for smartphones in the region, reports Bloomberg.
In [104], in addition to defining that a big data system should include data generation, data acquisition, data storage, and data analytics modules, Hu et al. also mentioned that a big data system can be decomposed into infrastructure, computing, and application layers.
In the interview, Dirnt also mentioned that a new live album will "most likely" be released.
He also mentioned that a number of these once-homeless Veterans provide students at a nearby school with cooking lessons.
The clinicians also mentioned that, as a result of their long working hours, sometimes they have little to no sleep at night.
A respondent also mentioned that team members made personal commitment in terms of time in order to overcome the constraints.
He also mentioned that an acquisition wasn't necessarily on his to-do list when Perpetually launched back in 2009 at Disrupt.
Patel and colleagues also mentioned that an occasional macrophage was observed on the corneal endothelium in 2 cases [ 13].
But did I also mention that music is a great thing to dance and generally act like a wacky dickhead to?
