The phrase "also sharp in the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing someone's intelligence or skills, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "She is not only talented in design but also sharp in the analytical aspects of her work."
Alternatives: "also keen in the" or "also astute in the".
This is confirmed when, a little later, Fiennes arrives, also sharp in black tie, as the three lads huddle for a joint breakfast television interview.
There were also sharp cutbacks in the use of temporary workers, and across most of the work force hourly and weekly wages once again failed to keep pace with inflation.
Alongside ultra-feminine siren dresses there was also sharp tailoring in the form of black suit and tuxedo jackets in different lengths, and knitted or macramé skirts and coats with a sweet, homespun feel.
But the EU has a terrier-like record of never retreating from any policy area that has become part of the acquis communautaire, the body of laws, rules and regulations agreed on by the member countries.The clash between the different political philosophies within the EU could also become sharper in the next few years.
Class divisions are also becoming sharper in the ANC.
Declines in NOx concentrations were evident over time for all three groups, but the decrease was also much sharper in the high-concentration areas.
Warrington dominated much of the game with suffocating defence that kept Leeds pointless at the break while also being sharp in attack against the pre-game league leaders.
At low temperature, we observed also sharp photoluminescence lines of quantum dots in the spectral range 540 - 610 nm.
In the same way we can prove that the constant C = 1 is sharp also in the case (b).
But Batch was also sharper than he was in the previous two games, a result he expected when he said last week that he thought he was getting more comfortable with the receivers.
