The phrase "also the next time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a future occasion in addition to the current one being discussed.
Example: "I hope you can join us for dinner tonight, and also the next time we gather."
Alternatives: "next time as well" or "on the next occasion too".
Also, the next time you come over for dinner, I'll probably be naked.
Also, the next time we see you we'll totally give you a high five.
Also the next time your grandpa tells you you're going to hell you can just show him a Costello retweet and tell him to get fucked.
Also, the next time your Dad tells you to do your homework, just do it, because you know he's telling you that because he loves you and wants the best for you.
But Manuel also predicted "the next time you see him on the field, you'll see some things you haven't seen before" this season.
Although an exception was also reported: The next time after seeing the results, the doctor confirmed that he had tuberculosis, told him so and prescribed medication.
It also means that the next time I find myself lying on the grass, stringing daisy chains and listening to E. B. White, I will resist the urge to trumpet about the swan.
This also means that the next time you QQ on the World of Warcraft about a nerf or buff to another class, or that you're beyond furious that the severs are down on Tuesday for one more hour than estimated, the whole world will know that it's you.
I also realized that the next time I renew my passport and take a passport photo I would actually be my grandmother's age!
He also thinks that the next time the DOJ wants to snatch up all the AP's phone records, there should be some reasonable checks, and that the AP should be notified.
Hyland also speculates that "The Next Time It Happens", a duet for Suzy and Doc as they decide their love will not work, needed to be more melancholy, and Doc's "The Man I Used To Be" more of a lament rather than having a lively melody.
