The phrase "also prominent for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is well-known or recognized for multiple reasons or attributes.
Example: "The city is also prominent for its vibrant arts scene and historical landmarks."
Alternatives: "also known for" or "also recognized for".
Alcohol and drug abuse were also prominent for victims.
Citations (O) play an important role in discriminating BAC and are also prominent for CON, RES and MET to some extent.
While eukaryotic ABC transporters translocate a variety of endogenous metabolites across extra- and intracellular membranes, they are also prominent for their role in xenobiotic detoxification and drug resistance [ 57].
The education and socio-economic gradient was also prominent for QoL reporting, with individuals in the low SES group who had a low level of education being 3.4 times more likely be in the worst quintile of QoL compared to those with high education in the high SES group (Table 3 and Fig. 1).
The Brassey women, and Muriel in particular, were also prominent campaigners for women's suffrage.
Tourism, health care, oil and mining are also prominent areas for Fairbanks's economy.
There was also prominent support for the play; the Duke of Edinburgh made it known that he and the Queen had watched and enjoyed the programme, and the second live performance on 16 December gained the largest television audience since her coronation the previous year.
Glucose transporters, mainly from GLUT family, which are often upregulated in cancer, are also prominent targets for autophagy induction.
Also prominent reasons for continuing to work were the recognition derived from being needed by the community (86%) and the expectation of landing a better job due to the experience gained as a CHW (86%).
The 19-year-old Watkins's spine-chilling trumpet growls set the scene on John Barry's Goldfinger (1964) theme, sung by Shirley Bassey, and Watkins was also prominent on Bill Conti's For Your Eyes Only (1981) score.
Mr. Cartier's work was also prominent in Astounding Science Fiction, for which he illustrated stories by writers like Hubbard, Asimov, Theodore Sturgeon and Robert A. Heinlein.
