The phrase "also when compared with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between two or more items or concepts, emphasizing an additional point of comparison.
Example: "The new model is more efficient, also when compared with its predecessor."
Alternatives: "in addition to comparing with" or "furthermore, when contrasted with".
Professor Greenstone's data shows that Iraqi bonds have fallen not just in comparison with safe United States Treasuries but also when compared with those of nearby Qatar, and with a broad range of risky emerging-market bonds.
It is a staggering amount, not only by international comparison, but also when compared with the distribution of family income in the United States, with a median income of $50,000 to $60,000.
Also, when compared with mammals, insects often produce much less lactate.
Also, when compared with other lengthening devices, the complication rates appear to be lower with monolateral fixators.
Also when compared with medical aid group, the net effect of policy among NHIC beneficiaries was unclear.
Rotational atherectomy therapy led to an increased risk also when compared with poorly effective treatments such as brachytherapy and bare metal stent.
Also, when compared directly with 17-AAG, AUY922 was between 20- and 50-fold more active at inhibiting growth of ATL-related cell lines (Fig. 2).
The hospital also lagged when compared with its inner-city peers.
Prices for food, alcoholic beverages and cleaning products also rose, when compared with August and adjusted for normal seasonal variations, according to the report.
Overnight ratings for seven of the eight N.C.A.A. tournament games shown by CBS on Friday and Saturday also dropped when compared with ratings a year ago.
Prices for previously owned homes also rose when compared with a year earlier, a factor that could spur consumer spending by helping homeowners feel more confident about their finances.
