The phrase "also rejected this" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decision or opinion that includes a rejection of a previous idea or proposal in addition to others.
Example: "The committee reviewed the proposal and also rejected this suggestion due to its lack of feasibility."
Alternatives: "also dismissed this" or "also turned down this".
But the appeals court also rejected this on Friday, essentially because those claims were raised too late in the process.
The second submission was also rejected, this time for undesirable fill — nothing to do with thematic problems — and Will asked me to try for a cleaner grid.
"They also rejected this".
Obama also rejected this logic.
Another expert on ancient astrology, Franz Boll (philologist) (1867 1924), also rejected this relatively modern "heliacal rising" translation of Matthew 2 2, which was first proposed by Heinrich Voigt in 1911.
United States courts have also rejected this objection: Assuming for the purposes of argument, however, that evolution is a religion or religious tenet, the remedy is to stop the teaching of evolution, not establish another religion in opposition to it.
14 Again with particular reference to the facts of this case, we also reject this contention.
910, 912, 91 L.Ed. 1093 19477), I would also reject this challenge and affirm the judgment of the District Court.
"Just as the Noor Party rejects the assault on civilians and the negative effects it has for all Muslims of Europe, it also rejects this barbaric, irresponsible act under the name of freedom of expression," the statement declared.
The Court also rejects this procedure because it makes the examination of validity turn on an educated guess by the executive as to the probable result and such a guess might turn out to be erroneous.
The Court also rejects this conclusion by saying that the inclusion of the liability-creating exception to the liability-limiting exception of § 9601(20)(D) serves to enlighten us as to Congress' "background understanding" of the effect of CERCLA in the first place: that States would be liable under § 9607.
