The phrase "also much shorter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the length of two or more items, indicating that one is significantly less lengthy than the others.
Example: "The new version of the report is not only more comprehensive but also much shorter than the previous one."
Alternatives: "significantly shorter" or "considerably shorter".
It's also much shorter than the free trials available for some of these networks' over-the-top options.
For cells treated with the MNCs at 10 μg/mL for different incubation time periods, the incubation times for MNCs for T2- and T2*-weighted imaging with significant MR signal decrease were also much shorter than those of SHU555A (Figure 5A, 6A).
Beyond how much the tone and nature of his voice threw me, he was also much shorter and pudgier.
However, the periods of stimulation were also (much) shorter than during training sessions (∼1 hour vs. ∼5 hours).
The lengths of repeats in the date palm assembly are also much shorter, and the longest repeat is only 39 bp in length, whereas a much longer 91-bp repeat was found in Poaceae family [30].
At 16 sessions, it is also much shorter than its 36-session predecessor.
Changes in the areal strain are well correlated with those in seismic wave velocity in terms of not only the almost annual change but also much shorter-period components down to about 1 month.
They also have much shorter orbits, ranging from 3.3 to 4.9 terrestrial days.
Programming advances also get much shorter shrift than breakthroughs in hardware, perhaps because they are more difficult to illustrate.
The timescales involved with getting tidal stream generators on-stream also seem much shorter than waiting at least a decade before a large barrage starts generating electricity.
They also receive much shorter vacations and more limited maternity leave, and do not have access to a variety of other public services that are more broadly provided in many continental European countries.
