The phrase "also used though" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is additionally applicable or relevant, often in a contrasting context.
Example: "This method is primarily used for data analysis, but it is also used though in other fields like marketing."
Alternatives: "also applicable, however" or "additionally, yet".
As America's influence recedes, China is stepping in, though officials will doubtless keep a wary eye on Pakistan's nuclear weapons.Part of China's justification for spending so much is to bring stability to Pakistan, an argument that the Obama administration has also used, though with little success.
The British Railways "Cycling Lion" crest was also used though, after the works photograph, this was painted over without explanation.
Motorcycles fitted with sidecars (or motorcycle ambulances) are also used, though they are subject to some of the same limitations as more traditional over-the-road ambulances.
This technique is also used, though rarely, to evaluate epidemiologic links found in contact investigations.
Antisera against Neisseria meningitidis and against Leptospira were also used though probably with less effect.
In the HIPW group, the proportion of cases of cutting was slightly lower than in the NH group, while many serious methods, such as gassing and drowning, were also used, though not in the NH group.
GP There's something uncanny about watching games this year at CenturyLink Field, replete with freshly laid field turf of the variety Portland Timbers also use (though you suspect that wasn't considered as a particularly attractive selling point by the Sounders hierarchy).
The technology has also been used, though, to make the decision to terminate a pregnancy – because of deformity, because the parent wants a child of a certain sex.
The EQ-5D has also been used, though not as frequently.
In addition, GFI and NFI were also used even though they are not recommended as measures for model fit.
You may also use it, though, when you've never met your correspondent but you feel as though you have, because the two of you have spent all day trying to set up a meeting or something like that.
