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The phrase "also released from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been freed or let go from a particular source or situation, often in a context related to information, substances, or individuals.
Example: "The report indicated that several documents were also released from the archives for public access."
Alternatives: "also made available from the" or "also issued from the".
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He was also released from the hospital.
She was also released from the remainder of training camp.
Water vapor is also released from the Earth's interior by volcanoes.
Alkaline phosphatase was also released from the gut epithelial cells, supporting the conclusion that other GPI-anchored proteins are released as a consequence of the activation PI-PLC.
In addition to the release of epinephrine from the adrenal glands, small amounts of the hormone are also released from the ends of sympathetic nerves.
CX3CL1 is also released from the cell membrane in an active soluble form by proteolysis via ADAM10 and 17.
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He was discharged from hospital later that evening and also released from custody on the advice of the Crown Prosecution Service.
Through the autohydrolysis, between 187 to 195 g soluble sugars and oligomers was also released from each kg of the materials into the liquid streams named "autohydrolysates".
He returns to the present to open the safe, but several larger Spydorz are also released from it and capture the Sandersons.
Many Haitians, including some with criminal convictions, were also released from detention centers across the country.
Although originally identified as a major cytoplasmic protein, A-FABP is also released from adipose tissue into the circulation [11].
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