The phrase "also mitigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing additional measures or actions taken to reduce negative impacts or risks.
Example: "In addition to the primary strategies, we should focus on also mitigation to address potential environmental concerns."
Alternatives: "further mitigation" or "additional mitigation measures".
Also, mitigation measures taken during the unrest and eruption are summarized and discussed.
The motivation for all this renewable fuel is not just energy independence but also mitigation of global climate disruption, which has been called "the defining challenge of our era" by United Nations secretary-general Ban Kimoon.
The source of an animal affects not only the likely level of risk (i.e., one would expect captive-bred individuals to carry fewer zoonotic diseases than wild-caught individuals) but also mitigation strategies when zoonotic diseases are identified (e.g., euthanizing a colony vs. improving quarantine after capture).
The review would also provide mitigation, requiring the city to provide open green space to replace that which it sells or bulldozes.
They explained the risks to Cheryl Mills, Clinton's chief of staff, while also seeking "mitigation options" that would accommodate Clinton's wishes.
Also, the mitigation strategies of oilfield mineral scale deposits and chemical stimulation techniques used in oil industry to improve well productivity are discussed.
We also discuss mitigation of the phototoxic liability of biaryl derivatives on the basis of the HOMO LUMO gap hypothesis during the course of optimization efforts.
The fund also addresses "mitigation" – or preventing climate change – and Morocco says that a roadmap proposed by the UK and Australia in Marrakech will eventually allow around two-thirds of funds to come from public sources.
While this provides a natural experiment that might be of scientific interest it also fragments mitigation efforts and hinders adaptation flowing from structural similarities.
I would be covering the $1 million in fines for un-permitted construction that was technically the hotel's responsibility, covering their past violations, and also providing "mitigation" far beyond what would be normal in a case like this.
The global response to climate change will also require mitigation strategies involving the use of new energy sources.
