The phrase "also stated that when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a statement or information that adds to a previous point, particularly in formal writing or reports.
Example: "The researcher also stated that when the experiment was conducted, the results were consistent with previous studies."
Alternatives: "also mentioned that when" or "further noted that when".
It also stated that when the officer tried to talk with Mr. Gotbaum over the speakerphone about what happened, "he was not in any mood to listen to the details of the incident".
He also stated that when he tweeted those jokes he wasn't "living them out".
She also stated that when she joined The Hills, "It's work!
Koda lists Janet Jackson, Christina Aguilera, and Beyoncé Knowles as her inspirations; she has also stated that when she produces, she "is like a different person"; thus, she refers to herself in the third person and "looks at [herself] objectively".
However, they also stated that when functioning properly, both stoves used less fuel than their traditional hearths.
They also stated that when they needed medical help or had an urgent question, they felt safe and liked the idea of always being able to speak to their own GP or, if he or she is absent, to a familiar colleague in the practice.
That proposal also states that when an existing insurance policy covered the payment of punitive damages, the amount paid would be considered income to the insured person.
However, the act also states that when the estimated cost of compliance exceeds the limit, there is no obligation on the public body to provide the information at all, even - somewhat curiously - if the applicant agrees to reimburse the body in full.
Tradition also states that when draped vertically, the flag should not merely be rotated 90 degrees, but also reversed.
He also states that when he quit, WWE lost their very top talent, as he was at the very top of the payroll.
The FDA's recommended guidelines also state that when donors fill out questionnaires about their history, gender identity should be "self-identified and self-reported".
