The phrase "also respectively" is not correct and is generally not usable in written English.
The term "respectively" is used to indicate that two or more items correspond to each other in the order mentioned, while "also" adds an additional point, which can create confusion.
Example: "The two authors, Smith and Johnson, wrote about economics and sociology, respectively."
Alternatives: "in addition" or "likewise".
While ODA will be the focus, civil society and foundations have also, respectively, developed effectiveness principles that could be introduced into the work.
Lincoln and Roosevelt not only rallied the nation through crisis but also, respectively, made and remade their parties in ways that kept their policies alive.
The equivalent SDOF and equivalent static analyses are also respectively adopted in UFC and ASTM design guide for glass window designs.
Additionally, the problem of robust FTC for the controlled plant with external energy-bounded disturbance is also respectively discussed under these two situations.
Furthermore, the molecular interactions of (CZHQ 3Al with fullerene (C60) and carbon nanotubes (CNTs) were also respectively investigated, which indicated the metal dye can be used as new fluorescent probe.
Then, when eavesdroppers have the multi-user decodability, the close-form expression and asymptotic expression of secrecy outage probability of the typical cellular link are also, respectively, derived.
Close up views of IBM projections from PVM as well as the fiber interior are also shown, respectively.
Moreover, exciting trajectories are also designed respectively in the actuating space and task space.
Above- and belowground (roots) biomass were also determined respectively by allometry and soil washing.
Highest and lowest SAP, NP and AMY synthesis rates were also obtained, respectively, when glucose and citrate were used.
Optical crosstalk and polarization dependent loss of <−18 dB and <0.08 dB are also investigated, respectively.
