The phrase "also required to complete" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is an additional requirement for finishing a task or process.
Example: "In addition to the main project, you are also required to complete a presentation for the board."
Alternatives: "also necessary to finish" or "additionally needed to complete".
Students were also required to complete assignments from their teachers back home.
The bank was also required to complete a "know your client," or "K.Y.C.," assessment, and determine if the client had any taint of criminality.
As well as asking them about their experiences and attitudes towards maths, those questioned were also required to complete random multiplication tasks.
Two journalists from The New York Times were also required to complete a recent course before receiving permission to fly inside carrier-based F/A-18s for coverage of the Afghan war).
Runners are also required to complete a bizarre entry form with questions like, "What is the most important vegetable group?" In addition to the $1.60 entry fee, first-time entrants must bring a license plate for Cantrell's collection, which he displays next to the race's starting gate.
I am also required to complete a series of training courses in advanced food manufacture.
Students will for the first time also be required to complete an extended project or essay of up to 4,000 words, and their final diploma will also take account of work experience and extra-curricular activities.
The applicants will also be required to complete a detailed questionnaire on their backgrounds, including questions about any military service or weapons training, previous travel, and whether they had ever lost a passport.
All serving kindergarten teachers would also be required to complete the QKT programme (Education Commission 2000).
They also are required to complete a project that helps them fine-tune their technical writing and presentation skills and to participate in a curriculum of professional development seminars.
The first two steps of this algorithm include a mechanism in-built into the hospital computerized order entry system where the requesting clinicians also are required to complete a set of checklists as a part of the patient's care pathway (See Fig. 16).
