The phrase "also on a list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is included in an additional list or alongside other items.
Example: "The new project is also on a list of priorities for this quarter."
Alternatives: "included in a list" or "part of a list".
His name was also on a list of dangerous persons compiled by Marshal Bazaine.
The phone of a serving Metropolitan Police commissioner was also on a list of numbers intended to be hacked by newspapers.
Also on a list of advisers released yesterday were Republicans like Henry A. Kissinger, Jeane J. Kirkpatrick, Robert C. McFarlane and Lawrence S. Eagleburger.
Two MPs, both said to be former Labour ministers, and a television presenter are also on a list of police suspects.
Lisa Hannibal, 52, who lives in the vehicle and is unemployed, said that she was also on a list for affordable housing, but that nothing had opened up.
According to a person familiar with the business of the real estate and publishing magnate Mort Zuckerman, he is also on a list of victims that already included the owners of the New York Mets, a former owner of the Philadelphia Eagles and the chairman of GMAC.
Also on the A-list were Cleo Booth, Nancy Youngman, Eileen Saul, Libby Werner, Debbie Drucker Nesbitt, Janet Ronenberg, Valaree Wahler and Patty McDonald.
Kerrang! also called it one of the most anticipated releases of 2011, and it was also featured on a list of Spin "26 Fall Albums That Matter Most".
He's also working on a list of ten nice things that are likely to disappear altogether in the coming year.
She also was on a list of candidates considered for the U.S. Supreme Court before Reagan nominated Kennedy.
Yextla and Tlacotepec also sit on a list of 75 voting districts tagged by the National Electoral Institute, or INE, for having less than 100 people on current voter rolls.
