The phrase "also retrospectively" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is considered or evaluated in hindsight or in relation to past events.
Example: "The policy changes will also retrospectively affect previous cases that were not initially included."
Alternatives: "in addition, in hindsight" or "additionally, looking back".
He also retrospectively added his theory of the "orgone".
Without giving away too much of the plot, these new developments also retrospectively explain and endorse Andrew Garfield's appointment to the role of Peter Parker.
And, by the time the European Central Bank has inserted itself at the front of the queue of creditors, surely there's no room for further debate, especially if the Greeks are also retrospectively inserting clauses to force bondholders to dance to their tune.
We also retrospectively investigated the preoperative blood test data, imaging data, and pathological findings.
She is also retrospectively regarded as the first Latin American feminist writer and philosopher (see also the section on feminist philosophy, below).
The key managerial informants, particularly in Brazil but also retrospectively in the UK, raised much more fundamental questions that challenged various central assumptions in the way that supply chain management approaches portray interorganizational choices.
The community can decide at which point on the spectrum it wishes to extract information and can also retrospectively enhance this by running improved parsers and converters over the archived logfiles and output files.
The interview guide included open-ended questions on respondents' views, projects and expectations about the future as seen at that moment, but also, retrospectively, as seen while leaving home.
We also retrospectively assessed plasma creatinine and urea levels in 19 CJD patients presented to the NRPE.
The committee also recommended retrospectively stripping Australian citizenship from those convicted of terrorist-related offences, though limiting it to those who had been sentenced to at least 10 years' jail for those offences.
Along with Anna Nicole Smith, Kelly Osbourne, and Lindsay Lohan, she was a permanent item on the tabloid weekly's "Worst Dressed" lists, which also serve, retrospectively, as craven chronicles of women judged to be mentally unwell and morally confused.
