The phrase "also the plot of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a narrative or storyline in relation to another subject, often to highlight similarities or connections.
Example: "The movie is based on a true story, and it is also the plot of a bestselling novel."
Alternatives: "as well as the storyline of" or "in addition to the narrative of".
This is also the plot of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.
This, of course, is also the plot of Ballard's very successful mainstream novel, "Empire of the Sun," where his boy hero thrives in a world of kamikaze pilots and Japanese internment camps in Shanghai during World War II.
It is also the plot of an amusing comedy, Little Miss Sunshine, the joint feature film debut of Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris, a husband-and-wife team whose background is in documentaries, commercials and music videos.
Actors are skilled in improvising not only the dialogue and lyrics but also the plot of a play as well, weaving romantic scenes and fragments of lakon nai dance, set to pi phat music, into a story from a well-known Jataka, history, or court play.
Also the plot of R p versus [PTC] passing through origin confirms that the observations with respect to [PTC] (Fig. 4).
Also, the plot of H(I) vs. I according to Eq. (7) gives a straight line with the y-axis intercept equal to (nvarphi_{text{b}}).
The remaining analysis was carried out, as described below, using the public domain software R as this uniquely, permits the calculation of HT and also the plotting of IRF pairs.
Tells also about the plot of the movie.
He defined a neoconservative as "a liberal mugged by reality". That phrase also summarizes the plot of the Great Neocon Novel, "Mr. Sammler's Planet," by Saul Bellow.
Winning also advances the plot of the anime or TV show playing on the screen, otherwise the story keeps looping around.
The founders also purchased the plot of land which later became Priestfield Stadium.
