The phrase "also nominated this" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are referring to something that was nominated, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The film was well-received, and it was also nominated this year for several awards."
Alternatives: "also nominated this year" or "also nominated for this".
"I guess now it becomes a badge of honor that I don't have one". Also nominated this year, Amy Adams remains one step behind Close in this unusual race — she landed her sixth nomination for "Vice" and also has yet to win.
Sheeran is also nominated this year's MOBO Awards - in the Best Song category for "Sing", his hit with Pharrell Williams.
He helped produce hit records for Cee Lo Green and Foster the People that are also nominated this year for Grammys.
Redmayne is an Oscar winner now; he was also nominated this year for another transformative performance as Lili Elbe, the first known person to undergo gender reassignment, in The Danish Girl.
Carol cinematographer Ed Lachman, also nominated this year, added: "It's becoming harder and harder to make that distinction between what is original photography and what is postdigital effects and photography.
Mancunian band Elbow, also nominated this year, won in 2008 and enjoyed a 700% rise in sales of their album The Seldom Seen Kid in the next week; Antony and the Johnsons' album I Am a Bird Now achieved a 175% sales rise in 2005; and Franz Ferdinand's self-titled album had a 37% rise – adding 175,000 sales – in 2004.
Her debut 19 missed the prize in 2008, when it was won by Elbow, who are also nominated this year for Build a Rocket Boys! Harvey won the award in 2001, but could not attend the ceremony because of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the same day.
He was also nominated this year for his music in "The Imitation Game".
Interestingly enough, Munro was also nominated this year for sound-mixing "Captain Phillips," along with Chris Burdon, Mark Taylor, Mike Prestwood Smith.
