The phrase "also sketchy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is questionable, unreliable, or lacking in clarity, often in informal contexts.
Example: "The information provided in the report was also sketchy, making it difficult to trust the conclusions drawn."
Alternatives: "also dubious" or "also questionable".
Details of the product range are also sketchy.
Some were also sketchy on the details of how exactly to proceed with a course that Republicans also pursued against the last Democratic president, Bill Clinton.
There were also sketchy and unconfirmed reports of the kidnapping of 22 Shiite soldiers in the rebellious western desert region of the country.
Mr Hollande promises, for instance, an "observatory of counter-guarantees", to check that business keeps its side of the pact and creates jobs, which sounds Orwellian and unworkable.The detail of budget cuts is also sketchy.
What they got up to on the island is also sketchy ("I guess they got good at crosswords"), leaving the poem more than a little dependent on our projected fantasies of far-flung places ("Our course is plotted not in the life we've got but the one we've vowed not to have", as we read in one of the charming artworks by Mike McDonnell accompanying the poem).
On the local level, things are also sketchy.
The mosquito is also a sketchy character: of more than 3,000 species, only 70 members of the genus Anopheles transmit malaria parasites.
There are also some sketchy solo piano improvisations by Mr. Lloyd, decent blues singing and guitar by Higgins, and hand drumming in abundance.
"We want to see what kind of place it is, how well they care for you and also how sketchy the place is," said Patricia Calhoun, editor of Westword.
The scientists also found sketchy indications that the average albedo was a few percentage points greater around 1995, a minimum of solar activity, compared to the present, a period of maximum activity.
Enter Sktchy, the awesome new app created by Beached Miami blog co-founder Jordan Melnick, who also organized Sketchy Miami, a local community art project with the goal to create an art portrait of every person in Miami.
