The phrase "also see the same" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to additional information or sources that provide the same content or conclusion as previously mentioned.
Example: "For more details on this topic, please refer to the previous section; also see the same in the appendix."
Alternatives: "also refer to" or "see also".
Obviously you can also see the same songs and some new ones by tonight's lot on Friday this week.
I also see the same old tire-industry culture that perpetuates low technology, the same blame-the-consumer attitude, the same penny-pinching prorated tire replacement policies.
Ominously, the Japanese officials added: "We could also see the same picture in sovereign bond markets worldwide at this critical juncture".
While the hope is West Papua would see similar success in gaining independence, there is fear it could also see the same human rights atrocities and widespread violence by Indonesian forces.
"We also see the same sort of initiative in healthcare... so it is very important to make sure that pupils have tools for today to support the skills they are going to need tomorrow.
Incidentally, it's not just the turkeys that have these traits either, all birds share these features at some level so those sitting down with a goose, duck or chicken will also see the same things, although anyone plumping for lamb might struggle to find uncinated processes or a furcula.
Starks also saw the same loss of confidence with the Heat, he said, during some of the epic playoff games against the Knicks in the late 1990's.
Other beta testers on Twitter are posting that they're also seeing the same thing.
Again, not only are we seeing the same cast of founders including Ngmoco co-founders Neil Young, Bob Stevenson and Alan Yu, we're also seeing the same investors.
I also saw the same thing in the gym.
Perhaps Romney has also seen the same numbers that the Times did in a recent survey of Iowa voters.
