The phrase "also quite interesting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to add emphasis or to express that something is not only interesting but also has additional appeal or significance.
Example: "The lecture covered various topics, and the discussion on climate change was also quite interesting."
Alternatives: "also very intriguing" or "additionally fascinating".
I called it beginning, middle and end, which is kind of a stupid title but also quite interesting because it's about narrative, and why everything has to have a narrative.
Also quite interesting that News360 is pretty big".
It is also quite interesting and challenging at the same time to explore the multifunctional RRAM.
The rags-to-riches story behind that app is also quite interesting.
The second question is also quite interesting: If console manufacturers begin to promise 4K (4096 × 3072) video output, what does that mean for TV manufacturers?
Our estimates of the effect of VR are also quite interesting in comparison to estimates from studies looking at financial and non-financial incentives to increase the attachment of disability beneficiaries to the labor market.
Despite the constructive approach of the preceding section, non-construcive approaches can also be quite interesting - yielding even bizarre results.
There has also been quite interesting feedback from the technical audience.
This would also be quite interesting.
Our resident Facebook expert Josh Constine also had this quite interesting theory, "If it were ever to launch in China, the technology could also help Facebook operate a cordoned-off sub-network for the country that wouldn't violate the Great Firewall".
Well actually it is a bit natural, because the way I think in terms of concepts and in terms of composing visuals, video, or even static images is affected partially by my studies in architecture (which thankfully also involved a quite interesting range of thematic fields like graphic design, visual arts, philosophy, and cinema).
