The phrase "also notionally" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts or ideas that are theoretical or abstract in nature, often to clarify that something is being considered in a conceptual way rather than a practical one.
Example: "The project is also notionally linked to the broader goals of sustainability, even if the immediate focus is on profitability."
Alternatives: "theoretically as well" or "conceptually too".
Its sister organisation, the election commission, also notionally independent, is widely seen as having been captured by the government.
With vocal treatments further muddying legibility, Busdriver has abandoned the pretence that enjoyment has anything to do with his art, which is a drawback for entertainment, and fatal for a form also notionally fulfilling a journalistic function.
Written by Sid Waddell, otherwise known as the 'Voice of Darts', it is the football fever dream of a middle-aged sports commentator from Northumberland, and a condensed amalgamation of everything British that is also notionally working class.
The total also includes notionally British-qualifying co-productions as Selma and 12 Years a Slave.
Also required are notionally civilian specialists: mechanics, drivers, command centre staff, logistics specialists, doctors and paramedics.
The note also identifies four seats notionally held by the Tories (notionally, because the old boundaries have changed) where Labour local canvass returns suggest Labour could win.
He was a radical thinker who at least notionally espoused free love but was also an antifeminist, a doting father but also a stern and exacting one.
While that may sound like a good basis for a premium rating, one must also remember that China is still a notionally communist country and that the rights of foreign investors might not be respected.
Even though the beast notionally belonged to a queen, it also, we cannot help but feel, exists for its own sake in a free-floating Otherwhere, wafted in on board some ship, and could therefore be appraised with a kind of guiltless fondness.
In the tobacco version of the PIT procedure, smokers are first trained on a concurrent choice procedure in which one response earns tobacco points (which participants believe are exchangeable for a pack of cigarettes present on the table), whereas the alternative response earns chocolate points (notionally exchangeable for a chocolate bar, also present).
He is also keeping a journal, which is what we are notionally reading.
