The phrase "also was omitted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something in addition to other items has been left out or excluded.
Example: "In the final report, the section on budget analysis also was omitted due to time constraints."
Alternatives: "was also excluded" or "was additionally left out".
Jon Wilkin has also been omitted from the winning first-Test 17, although the St Helens loose forward was only a late inclusion after the withdrawal of Kevin Sinfield because of food poisoning.
The prop James Graham has also been omitted from the 19-man squad, which will be trimmed to 17, to face Australia but could return for later group matches against Ireland and Fiji.
McGuire has also been omitted from the 19 after missing last Saturday's game, fuelling speculation that the Leeds stand-off was injured rather than rested, although he also seemed fine in the glimpses of training that the media have been permitted this week.
Ade Gardner has also been omitted, sparing him a confrontation with the hulking Kiwi wing Manu Vatuvei, and with Jon Wilkin and Maurie Fa'asavalu injured, it means that all five members of the 24-man squad not in the 19 are from St Helens.
Therefore, by (56), this case we can also be omitted.
The former Ospreys player was left out of Wales Six Nationssquadad, having also been omitted for the 2014 autumn series.
The subscript "2" will also be omitted as it should be understood in which reference system the covariance is expressed.
Similarly, a spectroscopic examination of any dissolution of calcium ions from the stone material has also been omitted.
Such a junction is considered to consist of an arbitrary number of semi-infinite plates coupled together through a beam, which may also be omitted.
Cleverley has also been omitted from the England squad for Wednesday's friendly against Norway and the Euro 2016 qualifier against Switzerland next Monday.
