The phrase "also those which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional items or groups that share a common characteristic with previously mentioned items.
Example: "We need to consider the main factors, and also those which may have a secondary impact on the outcome."
Alternatives: "as well as those that" or "in addition to those that".
This triumvirate, which all contain pointed condemnations of the dehumanising effects of bureaucracy, are also those which most clearly point towards later work by Dostoevsky and Kafka.
A manual recount of all ballots identifies not only those ballots which show no vote but also those which contain more than one, the so-called overvotes.
The central paradox is that the forms of Christianity which are declining fastest are also those which Andrea Leadsom appealed to and articulated, or inarticulated: a cultural, nationalist and rural conservatism.
As well as Americanisms and other regional variations in English, there were also those which entered English globally, such as typhoon, okra, abattoir, svelte and bamboo, or those restricted to a particular region, for example pak pai in Hong Kong, which is a car used illegally as a taxi.
Some come with games which are simple to pick up and can be played right there at the table, others come with great after-dinner treats, such as spirits and chocolate, and there are also those which can help support charities.
Those which are most successful are also those which have a solid experience.
Signal representing lagging chromosomes can also be seen, both from regions of the nucleus that stain for minichromosomes and also from those which do not (arrows, Fig. 8B).
But other sunny cities are also among those which have lost most ground on jobs.
Griffiths said: "We are going one step further by announcing we will also replace those which were put in privately.
Many of these agents are at an early stage of development: however, this article will also describe those which have already made an impact in the clinic.
So "non-linguistic" art is really doubly dependent on thought and language: not only for the thoughts which it expresses but also for those which it presupposes in perception.
