The phrase "are also bred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the breeding of animals or plants, indicating that they are produced or raised in a specific manner.
Example: "In addition to the native species, several exotic varieties are also bred in this facility for research purposes."
Alternatives: "are also cultivated" or "are also raised".
Goats, sheep, and pigs are also bred.
These turkeys are also bred to be ready for slaughter when they are three to three and a half months old, which explains why they are so dry.
It's also unclear whether the quality of diseased fish pose a danger to humans who eat them, he says, but because they are also bred commercially, he is doubtful that diseased ones will ever make it to market.
Relatively small numbers of piebald camels are also bred by neighbouring (non-Hassanyia-speaking) pastoralists such as the Chaamba of Central Algeria (Shinar (2004), in citing Cauneille (1968), states that they have 'dappled (patched) grey, brown, and dark copper' coloured camels) and the Marazig pastoralists of South Tunisia, reported to have camels with a white snout (Boris 1951).
Fighting bulls are also bred to be fixated on movement.
Appaloosas are also bred for horse racing, with an active breed racing association promoting the sport.
Echocardiographic reference values for dogs are modified according to body weight, and there are also breed specific references.
Most QTLs are also breed specific and we conclude that panels of SNPs for selection need to be designed for each breed separately.
It's a story told in match statistics, but it's also bred some stylish prose.
During her life, Dolly was also bred the traditional way and gave birth to six lambs.
Next best Reachtothestars (12.10 Southwell) Caught the eye on only his second start for this yard last time and is also bred to relish the switch to this surface.
