The phrase "also with a major" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional aspect or qualification related to a major field of study or area of expertise.
Example: "She graduated with a degree in biology, also with a major in environmental science."
Alternatives: "along with a major" or "in addition to a major".
The cross-border attack on Israel by militants in the Egyptian Sinai was a highly ambitious and well-planned assault that has left Israeli authorities more certain than ever that the area is out of control – but also with a major dilemma over how to respond.
But it comes also with a major stressful "item": the recipe.
In a previous study, such a combination at low concentrations was able to promote the nuclear translocation of NF-κB in the osteoblastic cell line ROS 17/2.8, also with a major synergistic effect [ 21].
The report also came with a major caveat: The vast majority of hate crimes are never reported or are not classified as hate crimes by law enforcement agencies, authorities say.
He also graduated with a major in economics.
Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank, with 310 domestic branches, also works with a major homebuilder to spot potential clients.
Ms. Fairstein was also credited with a major role in the passage of a 1983 law that struck down a requirement that victims of rape and other sex crimes prove that they had offered "earnest resistance".
Many also live with a major loss of taste as about 80% of taste comes from a sense of smell.
This has also coincided with a major change in the way radiology is practiced, predominantly driven by the IT revolution of Picture Archive and Communication Systems (PACS).
Agmon said that his company is also working with a major retailer that is using its tech at its in-person payment points.
Anticoagulation treatment in DVT patients is also associated with a major haemorrhagic risk (0.6 1.2 %) and fatal bleeding (0.1 0.4 %) over the 3-month treatment period depending on treatment method [26].
