The phrase "also to be granted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are indicating that something in addition to what has already been mentioned is to be given or allowed.
Example: "In addition to the funds already allocated, additional resources are also to be granted to the project team."
Alternatives: "also to be provided" or "additionally to be awarded".
Their grievances were also more likely to be granted.
"It also enabled the licence to be granted, without the need for a hearing, in advance of the hospitality suite and cafe opening in February 2016".
He has also called for the accused to be granted anonymity until charged.
The resolution, which also called for similar protections to be granted for online media, underlined the sensitivity in parts of Europe to the encroachment of American culture.
However, not only power saving, but also high bit-rate has to be granted for those applications that need high quality of service.
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, MP for Sheffield Hallam, has also called for the athlete to be granted the freedom of the city.
In a press release detailing the outcome, the law firm involved in the case interprets the decision as generalized — suggesting other Berliners could take similar action to seek to overturn other permit rejections, and expect to also be granted leave to rent their homes for up to 182 days.
Deferments for up to three years also may be granted to borrowers experiencing unemployment or an inability to find full-time work.
Early-stage investments will amount up to $250,000, and will not be restricted to information technology companies but also periodically be granted to startups offering financial or educational services.
Just as skyscrapers have become a visible marker of social inequality in the UK, the ability to fly will also be granted according to privilege, further solidifying the relationship between height and power in the capital.
