The phrase "also postulates that this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in academic or formal writing when introducing an additional idea or theory that supports a previous statement.
Example: "The research also postulates that this theory can be applied to various fields of study."
Alternatives: "also suggests that this" or "also asserts that this".
Although it is known that QUIN is an agonist of neuronal NMDARs, this study also postulates that the neurotoxin acts via a similar mechanism in astrocytes to cause glial cell death.
Plate tectonics also postulates that the continents joined with one another and broke apart several times in Earth's geologic history.
We therefore also postulated that, as newly generated vasculature, CD105 positive vessels may be especially crucial to this microvascular niche, and may even be in part the product of tumour initiating cells (the process of vasculogenic mimicry).
He also postulated that reproduction produced variation without regard for environmental conditions, and therefore it was in the nature of the organism to produce these offspring in numbers far exceeding the resources available for their support.
He also postulated that reproduction occurred without regard for environmental conditions and therefore it was in the "nature of the organism" to produce offspring in numbers far exceeding the resources available for their support.
We also postulated that Fc receptor variation would affect disease progression.
We also postulated that high endotoxin levels in portal veins increased enterocytic apoptosis, and increased enterocytic apoptosis caused intestinal tight junction damages subsequently.
It is also postulated that this adjunct to wound closure may decrease the pain and swelling associated with these wounds [ 22].
They also postulated that this could be part of the mechanism of entry of the 6-fluoroquinolones through the cytoplasmic membrane [ 3].
The estimate also postulated that the nuclear weapons would explode on the surface and not in the air; such "ground bursts" dig up tons of soil and spread the poisonous, radioactive debris over a large area.
