The phrase "also where it is" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in informal contexts where the speaker is trying to emphasize a location or situation, but clarity may be compromised.
Example: "I need to know the details of the project, and also where it is located."
Alternatives: "as well as its location" or "in addition to where it is".
The information we are publishing today is not complete and is not perfect; over time we want to give more detail on what the money is spent on and also where it is geographically spent.
As a result, Kirschvink and other fans say, it can tell an animal not only which way it is heading (compass sense) but also where it is.
In the same paper [34], they also introduced another kind of dual, namely, the β-dual (see [35] also, where it is called the g-dual by Chillingworth) defined as X β = { a = ( a k ) : ∑ k a k x k converges for all x = ( x k ) ∈ X }.
In the same paper [4], they also introduced another kind of dual, namely, the β-dual (see [5] also, where it is called the g-dual by Chillingworth) defined as X β = { a = ( a k ) ∈ s : ∑ k a k x k converges for all x = ( x k ) ∈ X }.
Such insights may tell us much about the contexts where punishment is most likely to be implemented and also where it is likely to be most effective.
But also where it was made, how it was made and whether in that process it exploited its maker or harmed the planet.
This is also where it's easier for CEOs to injure their reputation than enhance it.
Using this threshold, we can produce a "coverage" map for each distribution that shows not only where it was the best fit but also where it was considered a "good" and poor fit too.
He says the "Gold Medal" exhibition presents artists displaying diversity, while exploring "where art has been and also where it's going.
The ad is notable not just for its content but also for where it is airing.
There are also areas where it is traditional to use young boys as sexual partners.
