The phrase "also prolong" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of extending the duration of something, such as a process or an event.
Example: "The medication may also prolong the patient's recovery time."
Alternatives: "extend the duration" or "lengthen the time".
Their public and private support for various competing rebel factions may also prolong instability, Mr. Alterman said.
It is not yet known if caloric restriction -- a diet with 30percentt fewer calories but all necessary vitamins and minerals -- will also prolong life in humans.
That would permit Mayor Michael Bloomberg to run again in 2009 and could also prolong the service of council members and other senior elected officials.
Our natural instinct is not only to reproduce but also prolong our survival for as long as possible, but can we have both?
But the failure to exert control could also prolong vexing social problems, like the collapse of public security because of the withdrawal of the police.
Hasty decisions could also prolong appeals procedures, and even straightforward appeals will take most applicants' waiting time well beyond a week.In general, keeping people in detention centres costs more than keeping them in public housing.
Home care is an important service for ill or disabled individuals, since it can not only improve their well-being but also prolong their independence and allow for their participation in social activities.
At 31, death was hurtling towards me at an alarming rate, and although the primary motivation for both my oncologist and me was to relieve the pelvic pain that disturbed my sleep every night, the chemotherapy regimen would also prolong my life.
These treatments also prolong the survival in orthotopic models.
Depletion of β-TRCP could also prolong ZNRF3 protein half-life (Fig. 2H and 2I).
It generates no more than K cover sets which also prolong the network lifetime.
