The phrase "also the streams of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple sources or flows of something, often in a descriptive or poetic context.
Example: "The forest was alive with the sounds of nature, with birds singing and also the streams of water gently flowing."
Alternatives: "as well as the streams of" or "along with the streams of".
Access to all your files (to download them remotely or share them with others), and also the streaming of photos to any device, is free with the software.
In striking a balance between fun and safety, the designers also made the streams of water fairly wide.
There, users can also see the stream of reviews, as well as dedicated pages for each app and vanity URLs for each reviewer.
"This rise in smartphone reuse will impact not only the sales of new units, but also the revenue streams of all those involved in the smartphone supply chain," notes analyst Meike Escherich in a statement.
The strategy has also relied heavily on vaccinating the streams of people who flee the violence.
Genetic analysis has also shown that the steelhead in the streams of the Santa Clara County and Monterey Bay basins are not of hatchery origin, including the Coyote Creek, Guadalupe River, Pajaro River, Permanente Creek, Stevens Creek, San Francisquito Creek, San Lorenzo River, and San Tomas Aquino Creek basins.
They also maintained that the stream of former and present Democratic lawmakers who are descending on Florida -- Harold E. Ford Jr., George J. Mitchell, Charles E. Rangel -- also did so without any prompting.
I also particularly enjoyed the streaming of a sleepy pug in a pub.
She and others also point to the stream of letters that Mr. Berkowitz has received from people around the world, from places like Kharkov, Ukraine, and Leimen, Germany.
The South also benefitted from the stream of critical intelligence that came its way from the many former Union officers who swore their allegiance to the South after secession.
