The phrase "also translated for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something has been translated for a specific audience or purpose in addition to other translations.
Example: "The document was also translated for the Spanish-speaking community to ensure everyone has access to the information."
Alternatives: "additionally translated for" or "further translated for".
This cliche, which describes a relaxed, sociable, indulgent way of life, also translates for Munich – though in more of a modern, big city kind of way.
Their support for the Republicans is higher than it was in 2000, and also higher among the under-30s than the over-30s: 64% of young evangelicals lean Republican compared with 29% who lean Democratic.This general preference for the Republicans over the Democrats has also translated into a preference for Mr McCain (for all his faults) over Mr Obama (for all his religion-friendly rhetoric).
(Miranda also translated the lyrics for this bilingual version of "West Side Story").
"Blessed are those who hunger and thirst after righteousness [Greek dikaiosune, also translated as justice], for they will be filled".
The organized competition at the youth level has also translated to success for the Seahawks, the Ocean View High boys' soccer team, which advanced to the CIF Southern Section Division II quarterfinals as a wild-card team after taking third in the Golden West League with a 14-9-2 14-9-2 14-9-2d last year.
Analyses were conducted in Spanish by a bilingual member of our team, who also translated excerpts selected for quotations into English.
During this period, he also translated and adapted plays for the BBC from German, French and Spanish.
It has also translated fiction into German for the last three years, started translating fiction into French earlier this year, and has recently announced its first translations into Italian.
Buckley said record profits also translated to record royalties for governments, and they had a responsibility not to squander them in the face of a global energy transition.
