The phrase "also outlined how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional information or details that explain a process or method in a report or analysis.
Example: "The report not only presented the findings but also outlined how the data was collected and analyzed."
Alternatives: "further explained how" or "additionally described how".
He also outlined how new state governments would be created.
The NAO report also outlined how the project was "reset" a month before Duncan Smith's comments to parliament, following the involvement of the Major Projects Authority, which has the power to intervene on behalf of taxpayers.
The tobacco giant also outlined how its packaging research and development department supported small and medium-sized enterprises in the UK and argued that standard packs would "result in some of these being put out of business".
AIMS has also outlined how other studies from its scientists and those of others around the world have shown that ocean acidification (caused by increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere through burning fossil fuels) and increasing sea surface temperatures are already slowing the growth rates for some coral species.
He also outlined how he believed independence could boost prosperity.
Research has also outlined how chemical "dispersants" used in clean-up efforts actually frustrate these processes.
The plan also outlines how the Ares I could evolve into a heavy-lift rocket by around 2018.
The memo also outlines how the Erasmus scheme is already being expanded, with a 40% increase in its budget, to allow more young people to study abroad.
His detailed social history also outlines how the violin spread with the forces of globalization, becoming, by the end of the twentieth century, "as global as Coca-Cola".
Dear colleague, Having arrived at the beginning of the month as chairman I wanted to say "hello" and also outline how we intend to work as a leadership team in the months ahead.
