The phrase "also the consumption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional aspects related to the act of consuming something, often in a context of analysis or reporting.
Example: "The study examined various factors affecting health, including diet, exercise, and also the consumption of processed foods."
Alternatives: "as well as the consumption of" or "in addition to the consumption of".
Considerable improvement can be seen in the performance of the closed loop system since not only the vibrations are effectively damped but also the consumption of energy is minimized.
Our final considerations are that the teriparatide therapy increases significantly the bone mass density, expressed in terms of T-Score, reduces the occurrence of new fractures, improves the QoL, and decreases also the consumption of NSAIDs.
Also the consumption of the organic solvent in a sub-microliter scale, and its simplicity, high efficiency, and high purification can help one getting closer to the objectives of the green chemistry.
If a cutting tool could be repeatedly formed without removal from a machine utilized in a cutting process, it would be highly beneficial in that it could reduce not only any positioning error due to a tool exchange, but also the consumption of scarce tool materials and energy.
Population growth triggers not only direct domestic water consumption but also the consumption of agricultural, industrial and other products, and energy use.
Also, the consumption of alcohol and smoking, which I thought was illegal, is still very prevalent at Nibley.
We also assessed the consumption of biofilm by worms using fatty acid biomarkers.
Thus, this sensorless performance not only reducing the hardware complexity but also minimizes the consumption of power by associated circuitry.
Though the new garments do require virgin polyester – that is, non-recycled content – the process also reduces the consumption of petroleum, the raw material from which polyester is made.
Notorious on the show for idiosyncrasies such as insisting that his bed point north so that he could align his own energy, or chi, with that of the earth, Cummo also advocated the consumption of his own waste.
"Whatever, Heaven Allows," at Performance Space 122 through March 14, also simulates the consumption of martinis and Jell-O shots of sticky, clothes-staining substances.
