The phrase "also persisted that" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a continuation of a previous assertion or belief, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "She also persisted that the project would succeed despite the challenges."
Alternatives: "also maintained that" or "also asserted that".
Impressions also persist that manufacturing is a man's job.
Assuming Westworld exists in the future, the gendered violence guests act out tells us that rape culture also persists into that future, that these are still fantasies deemed acceptable, even if only in virtual reality scenarios.
Fluorescence intensity in the resected stomachs from mice receiving EN with pectin also persisted, indicating that pectin delayed gastric emptying throughout the experimental period.
It didn't help the credibility of her story that she also persisted in claiming she was having a telepathic relationship with a boy in India.
The positive correlation also persisted on a stiffer matrix, indicating that the overall relation between force exchange and E-cadherin recruitment is robust and independent of substrate compliance.
Patterns of allozyme variation in Canadian sockeye populations led Wood et al. (1994) to suggest that sockeye salmon also persisted in at least one other isolated refuge along the coast of British Columbia.
Anti-evolutionary views also persist, including that the "theory" status of evolution makes it weak, and that creationism should be taught in science classes as an alternative viewpoint (Nehm et al. [2009]).
This is part of the so-called bottom-up approach, but there needs to be a top to which all these efforts can aim – one that can also persist beyond the short-term life cycle vagaries of individual governments or chief executive officers.
He said that child labour also persists in the fishing, waste, prostitution and fireworks industries.
Republicans also persist with their myth that fighting in Iraq helps keep the US homeland safe.
