The phrase "also shown with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is presented or displayed alongside another item or concept.
Example: "The results of the experiment are also shown with a detailed graph for better understanding."
Alternatives: "also presented with a" or "also illustrated with a".
She is also shown with a moustache, sticking out her tongue, sporting a false nose, and with her face variously smashed into fragments, turned into stone, stuck inside a TV set, sprouting butterfly wings and garlanded with leaves.
Approximate trench axis is also shown with a blue line.
Contours of the interplate slip are also shown with a color scale.
Also shown with a dotted line is the distribution of Δ SUVref with the application of suboptimal filters.
The 'blind spot' is a region, below the base of the local N profile, where N is too low to support radar backscatter, regardless of whether an EPB is present on those B lines over the dip equator (which is also shown with a green-lined bar with yellow fill).
The palace is also shown with a throne with eight corners fully and curiously bejewelled.
Hypercytokinemia was also shown, with an interleukin-6 of 12.7 pg/ml (normal <3.1 pg/ml).
Figure 30 also shows with a doted line the percentage of nodes that need to be disabled on average for the network to become disconnected, as a function of node density.
We also show with an example that our problems need not have the least or the greatest solution between given lower and upper solutions.
"Essex head coach Paul Grayson revealed Bopara had bet him he would score a century on a ground where he always does well - and James Foster also showed with an impressive fluency before showers ended the day early".
This was also shown with anastrozole, but to a significantly lesser extent [ 3, 48].
