The phrase "also when presented with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an additional condition or situation in which something applies or occurs.
Example: "The results were consistent, also when presented with alternative data sets."
Alternatives: "additionally when faced with" or "likewise when given".
They were also likelier, when presented with images of themselves made prettier, homelier or left untouched, to call the enhanced image their genuine, unairbrushed face.
The patterns also suggest when presented with two taxes (SCHIP and state specific tax increases), state residents had unique responses to each tax, as indicated by pronounced search peaks during each implementation period compared to Canada where neither tax took effect.
It is also shown that, when presented with a scenario that sees cutaway peatlands being used for amenity and biodiversity, there are no negative issues and some degree of enthusiasm.
This study also showed that when presented with a basic math test, subjects who had had a full eight hours of sleep were three times more likely than sleep-deprived participants to solve a puzzle embedded in the test.
The justification for choice of preferred mapping algorithm is also particularly important when presented with a large number of competing algorithms and thus potential HSUVs.
According to feature-based models of generalization, if the correct response for the components was the left response, then pigeons should also choose left when presented with the compound.
He also remembers how Arafat, when presented with almost all the West Bank by Ehud Barak and Bill Clinton, interpreted that huge concession as weakness and launched the second intifada.
Berahino also missed the ball when presented with an open goal late on.
The animals were also much less fearful when presented with the voices of Maasai women or boys.
Mothers also rated their expectations when presented with real life challenge tasks.
