The phrase "also postal" is not standard or commonly used in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to postal services or methods in addition to something else, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We offer various delivery options, including express, standard, and also postal services."
Alternatives: "as well as postal" or "in addition to postal".
Figure 3 also illustrates postal codes in the most and least desirable tertile for each attribute: "Sweet-spot" postal codes are high walkability, low pollution; "sour-spot" postal codes are the opposite (low walkability, high pollution).
She also said postal officials had not decided whether all the Hamilton workers would return.
Ms. Morgan, 53, was also a postal clerk in Manhattan until early July.
The investigation, revealed by the Liberal Democrat Voice blog last night, follows a police inquiry announced last week after Kerry McCarthy, the Labour candidate defending the seat of Bristol East, also disclosed postal vote information on her Twitter feed.
The Ukip leader, who also labelled postal voting in the election "bent", said that non-English speakers in the constituency were signed up to vote by post - and that this explained the size of Labour's win.
Ukip deputy leader and North West MEP Paul Nuttall also claimed postal voting had "distorted" the result and predicted that Ukip with have an MP in the north of England "within the next 18 months".
The search engine (which also uses postal codes and tube stops for points of reference) will pull up the closest attractions in the vicinity — in this case, the Science Museum or the Natural History Museum — and flag them on a map, giving their exact coordinates, including Web sites...
The full-color folding map is useful just as a motorist's guide to Scotland, but it also includes postal and e-mail addresses, telephone and fax numbers, amenities, approximate greens fees and thumbnail descriptions of all the courses, along with information on golf passes that could save a player money.
Lord Mandelson likely reckons that part-selling this state-owned public service will not only help plug the giant hole that has appeared in the state's finances, but will also improve postal workers' productivity and efficiency by imposing a new private-sector managerial and work ethos on the service.
