The phrase "also minor ones" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional items or issues that are of lesser importance or significance.
Example: "The report addresses several major concerns, but it also minor ones that should not be overlooked."
Alternatives: "as well as smaller ones" or "including lesser ones".
But I thought that I had heard of most of them: not only the major artists but also the minor ones, the imitators, the fringe bands, the one-hit wonders, the novelty acts.
In fact, according to Soković et al. [ 23] and Inouye et al. [ 24], not only the major compounds (1,8-cineole) but also the minor ones (such as γ-terpinene, α-pinene, β-pinene, myrcene, and linalool) play a significant role in the antimicrobial activity.
The main airport is located at Longyearbyen, but there is also a minor one at Svea.
Interviewees included all the major players – President Lyndon Johnson, the senior Kennedys and the relatives of the presumed assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald – but also hundreds of minor ones: aides, caterers, undertakers, tourists, hospital orderlies, priests.
There might only be seven major Canary Islands, but there are also a number of minor ones worth exploring.
A few other taxes might also be devolved (mostly minor ones, such as air-passenger duty, and explicitly not big earners such as corporation tax or North Sea oil and gas levies).
If we can get through these major stressors, we can also get through the minor ones using similar mental reframing methods.
But the linkage peaks pinpoint only the strongest contributors to a disease, and the minor ones are also important, he said.
Tettamanti et al. [16] used HO updates instead of LAUs, which makes their approach applicable not only for the higher road network, but also for the minor one.
The data also shows that factors that contributed to major, or even catastrophic, accidents have also been present in hundreds of minor ones: outdated tank car models; component failures; and missing, damaged and loose parts.
