The phrase "also possible to detect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the feasibility of identifying or discovering something in addition to other possibilities.
Example: "In addition to the primary symptoms, it is also possible to detect subtle changes in behavior that may indicate a problem."
Alternatives: "also feasible to identify" or "additionally able to discern".
It's also possible to detect them by looking for antibodies in infected people.
Looking down the list it is also possible to detect a sense of clear-eyed purpose not always conspicuous when England travel to the southern hemisphere at the end of a long, hard season.
It's tremendous to see him getting the recognition he deserves.' It is also possible to detect a feminine side to his work, and a propensity to play the psychologically challenged.
It's also possible to detect in Reagan's speeches and writings echoes of the inspirational sermons that were ubiquitous in early-twentieth-century Middle America, like Elbert Hubbard's "A Message to Garcia, Russell Conwelll's "Acres of Diamonds," and Earl Nightingale's "The Strangest Secret".
Although scrupulous about not apportioning blame, it is also possible to detect the Norgroves' continuing disquiet about one soldier's snap decision to throw a fragmentation grenade into the dark – an event expected to be central to the yet-to-be-held inquest into Linda's death.
So while she is horrified by Trump's victory, and in particular by those he is gathering round him – "I'm utterly aghast at the prospect of Stephen Bannon [founder of the right-wing news site, Breitbart] in the White House; any way you slice that, it's intolerable, he's a thug" – it's also possible to detect a certain fascination in her voice when she talks of him.
Since some search query data also carries geographic information (generally based on the issuing IP address), it may also be possible to detect simple geospatial patterns.
Pulse block coding technique also makes possible to detect false targets due to the range ambiguity through matched filtering operations [7].
It has also been possible to detect multiple adulterants including ammonium sulfate, dicyandiamide, melamine and urea in milk powder using Raman chemical imaging (Qin et al. 2013).
Although we only focused on the vertical displacements of the ground surface based on DEM analyses, it would also be possible to detect changes of horizontal components if such comparable feature extraction is effectively performed.
The foregoing estimates rely on full information ex post, but we wondered when it would also be possible to detect a difference in the friend group and the random group in real time, given less complete data.
