The phrase "also we wondered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing curiosity or contemplation about a topic in addition to something previously mentioned.
Example: "After discussing the project, also we wondered how it would impact our timeline."
Alternatives: "we also questioned" or "we were also curious".
Also, we wonder just how the recent Refugee Conference in Vienna could have been held without inviting representatives of the country that is most affected.
The notion of a paddleboat cruise also threatened discomfort, and we wondered whether this jaunt might be cramped and interminable.
We wondered also if Pirelli would ditch tires altogether to focus on high-tech cables.
"Also, especially in France, we wondered if it would work because of the bad economic situation in Europe.
So we asked, "how can we teach biodiversity in an inquiry-based framework?" We also wondered how we could do this without re-introducing the "passion-killing" activities, such as "draw what you see," during which students spent most of their time making superficial drawings of organisms they looked at either in jars of preservative or on prepared slides under a microscope.
But even as we speak we also wonder if we are more monstrous than we can bear.
Since immunological alterations have been reported in CFS patients, we wondered whether also severely fatigued girls from a healthy population would show comparable alterations in psychological and immunological parameters.
Accordingly, we also wondered whether analysis of F4-NPs in CSF could also be affected by the retention effect following analysis of F2-IsoPs of CSF or other body fluids since it was very common to analyze different samples for either F2-IsoPs or F4-NPs interchangeably during routine operation.
We also wondered whether the grape yields were too high for some of the producers, which could have explained the muted flavors.
We also wondered whether exercises aimed at children were suitable or would be perceived as patronising.
