The phrase "also parallel to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is similar or comparable to another thing in a specific context.
Example: "The economic trends in both countries are also parallel to each other, reflecting similar growth patterns."
Alternatives: "similarly aligned with" or "also comparable to".
This direction is also parallel to the sensor.
He nodded with his floppy hat to the left and added: "They are also parallel to us now – only the Tigris river separates us".
The large facet in the crown parallel to the girdle is the table; the very small one in the pavilion also parallel to the girdle is the culet.
Secondary cracks, however, initiate in a direction quasi-coplanar to the fractures and also parallel to the wing cracks but in the opposite direction.
One implication of Gauss's diagram is that points on a plane in object space lying parallel to the lens focus to positions on a plane in image space that is also parallel to the lens.
For the other type of rotation, the hexagonal face is replaced by a pentagonal face also parallel to the substrate surface, in this later case the energy has the form of asymmetric two-well potential also shown in Fig. 2 (d, curve 2).
There are also parallels to debates over the role of former low-level Communist Party members in Central and Eastern Europe after 1989.
Mr. Jha has said he based the dynastic family at the film's heart on characters from the epic "Mahabharata," and there are also parallels to the Gandhi clan (generation Sonia).
Stepping out from there, there are also parallel lessons to be drawn from how people are talking about the technology services they are interacting with.
Stepping out from there, there are also parallel lessons to be drawn from how people are talking about the technology services they are interacting with.
So there's also a parallel to early-2000s Argentina.
