The phrase "also told that most" is not correct and sounds incomplete in written English.
It may be used in contexts where someone is conveying information that was shared with them, but it requires additional context to be clear.
Example: "I was also told that most people prefer to work in teams rather than alone."
Alternatives: "also informed that most" or "also advised that most".
This week's Pollard report into the dropping of the Newsnight story featuring victims of sexual abuse by Jimmy Savile revealed, among other things, the vast quantity of emails sent between BBC staff; although Pollard was also told that the most vital of these tend not to be opened or read.
They were also told that they would receive their test results along with the correct answers, and be given access to the most effective learning package at the end of the study free of charge.
The students were also told that they were not permitted to communicate during the test.
The figure also tells that the precision of ensemble training strategy increases stably without fluctuations.
But I also told her that most elderly patients with syncope leave the hospital without a definitive diagnosis.
Direct suppliers also told YouGov that most retailers had improved their behaviour in the past year, with the highest performer identified as Tesco:– 65% of those supplying the chain said its practices had improved and only 5% reported a deterioration.
Yost also told HuffPost that most of the instances of alleged plagiarism were compiled by Young, who had tried posting about Atticus on his own Instagram without getting much attention.
Public health jargon calls them "pre-determinants," but common sense also tells us that most people's health is helped by having a decent home, a job and self-determination within a supportive community.
He also told me that the most he ever received for a ball was one with Babe Ruth's signature that sold for $70,000 in auction.
