The phrase "also stated in the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to information that has been mentioned or documented in another source or context.
Example: "The findings of the study were also stated in the previous report, highlighting the importance of the results."
Alternatives: "also mentioned in the" or "also noted in the".
This was also stated in the lease.
Cavendish also stated in the email that the key aim of UKA was to win as many gold medals as possible.
The powers (competencias) to be exercised by the regional governments are also stated in the constitution and in the regional statute of autonomy.
Mr Goodman also stated in the letter that he had been assured he would be given his job back if he did not implicate anyone else at the paper when he appeared in court.
It was also stated in the results than net finance increased £21.3 million to £70.8 million primarily due to a £22million premium paid to buy back some of its bonds, which will save interest payments in future years.
The various outputs of the assessment framework are also stated in the same figure.
But it also states, "In the aftermath of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States will emphasize nonmilitary means and military-to-military cooperation to address instability and reduce the demand for significant U.S. force commitments to stability operations".
In her memoir Called Out of Darkness: A Spiritual Confession, Rice also states: In the moment of surrender, I let go of all the theological or social questions which had kept me from [God] for countless years.
The authors also state in the abstract, "the possibility to correct a complex lesion with one procedure, which is less traumatic and faster".
The full list of enrichments, associated genes and statistics remain in Supplemental file 3. We also state in the Results: "We used the enrichment tool GREAT (McLean et al. 2010) to perform functional enrichments.
Victoria Samson, a research associate of the Center for Defense Information, also stated in October 2002 that the Arrow system cannot track an incoming missile that has split its warhead into submunitions.
