The phrase "also was ruptured" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an additional event or condition that occurred, particularly in a medical or technical context.
Example: "The main artery was blocked, and the smaller vessel also was ruptured during the procedure."
Alternatives: "was additionally ruptured" or "was also torn".
Historically it was believed that a membrane across the opening of the vagina, called the hymen, is broken the first time a woman has sex but it can also be ruptured by disease, injury or physical exercise.
Community cohesion also has been ruptured, as neighborhoods that on warm summer evenings were once filled with people mingling are now silent — save for the whirring of air-conditioning units.
There are also indications that the Labour family is reuniting just as the coalition is rupturing.
It helps to let go of the Euro-American idea that abstraction is purely a formal phenomenon; in Indian modernism it can also be a rupture in narrative.
Included also are the average rupture velocity for these earthquakes and focal mechanism of the 2010 Chile earthquake from the USGS report.
Atlas fractures can occur in isolation but are frequently associated with fractures of the axis and the subaxial cervical spine and may also be associated with rupture of the transverse ligament and closed head injury [29, 61, 62, 63, 64].
Moreover, this procedure implies that slight downward trends in stable courses featuring permanently low values would also be marked as ruptures.
Ang-2 has also been associated with rupture-prone atherosclerotic plaques in humans, suggesting a role for Ang-2 in plaque stability.
Her spleen might also be near the point of rupturing.
It has also been experimentally observed that creep rupture lives obtained at moderate to high temperatures decreased sharply (∼60%) with a reduction in specimen thickness by approximately eight times.
