The phrase "also proved successful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something in addition to what has already been mentioned was successful as well.
Example: "The new marketing strategy was implemented last quarter, and it also proved successful in increasing sales."
Alternatives: "also demonstrated success" or "also yielded positive results".
Some switch their shooting hand, or change their grip slightly — techniques that have also proved successful in golf.
Web-based initiatives such as Berlin Philharmonic's digital concert hall, which allows audiences to watch concerts live over the internet, have also proved successful.
Her work for the theatre also proved successful: she designed Constructivist stage sets for Vsevolod Meyerhold's 1922 production of The Death of Tarelkin.
During the 1920s motor transport also proved successful for such companies as the Downie Bros. Circus and the Seils-Sterling Circus.
The subscription service, Call of Duty: Elite – which launched alongside Modern Warfare 3 to offer extra maps and other content to gamers – has also proved successful, attracting more than 7 million subscribers with 1.5 million choosing the paid-for premium membership.
Restaurateur Joe Macken's establishments, which offer thrifty, quality food in hip surroundings, have also proved successful with recession-conscious diners.
Thailand is also proving successful in reaching HIV-positive pregnant women and is on the verge of virtually eliminating mother-to-child transmission.
The method also proves successful in suppressing torsional vibrations.
Priming with DNA and boosting with protein has also proven successful.
Since many Korean housecleaning services also operate around call centers, which cost a membership fee to join but are often slow to confirm appointments, Lee and Hahn decided a more efficient app-based booking system would also prove successful.
Originally introduced to increase the high-temperature resistance of acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and acrylonitrile styrene acrylate (ASA), Xiran heat boosters are now also proving successful in increasing the heat performance of further styrenic polymers as well as other engineering plastics, the company reports.
