The phrase "also the depth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or intensity of a particular quality or characteristic, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The project not only focuses on the breadth of the research but also the depth of the analysis conducted."
Alternatives: "as well as the depth of" or "in addition to the depth of".
There was also the depth of the water to keep in mind.
And it is for this reason – to limit the loss of life and also the depth of the national trauma – that we hoped the wheel of international diplomacy could have moved at a faster pace.
Difficulties come from the weak contrast between the thermal properties of constitutive parts, the small thickness of the epoxy joint and also the depth of the bonded interface.
And so working that very analytical side of the brain all the time sometimes meant you lost track of not just the poetry of fiction, but also the depth of fiction.
Also, the depth of field increases as the aperture shrinks, since the peripheral rays that earlier caused wider circles of confusion now are prevented from entering/leaving the lens.
The novelties of WDFAD-DBR lie in: firstly, next forwarding nodes are selected according to the weighting sum of depth difference of two hops, which considers not only the current depth but also the depth of expected next hop.
Cardinal Roger Mahony's ardent and passionate defense of aiding the unfortunate in Christ's name clearly touches the hearts of Christians everywhere, and also the depths of American generosity.
In a few years, Rahaf's mind will grasp not only the full landscape of the terror that now surrounds her, but also the depths of her people's courage and resiliency.
It is also unique in the wealth of data and information, which was complied in it from various sources and also by the depth of its analysis.
They also underestimate the depth of American ignorance.
The income data also captured the depth of the recession much sooner.
