The phrase "are also synchronized with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the alignment or coordination of actions, processes, or systems with one another.
Example: "The two systems are also synchronized with each other to ensure seamless operation."
Alternatives: "are also aligned with" or "are also coordinated with".
Make sure that contacts, calendars and other sensitive data are also synchronized with a Google account.
Upon the reception of the handover command, the RN reacts differently depending on the scenario: the source and target eNBs have the same modes of operation (i.e., they both use the same duplexing mode, frame structure, etc)., and they are also synchronized with each other; or the two eNBs operate in different modes, or they are not synchronized.
In addition the photorefractor was also synchronized with a video-based stereo eye tracker to allow a simultaneous measurement of accommodation and vergence.
There is a small text commentary section, and last but certainly not least there is the fretboard section which visually shows finger positions and is also synchronized with the video and notation.
Fear-associated theta oscillations are also synchronized in the hippocampus, medial prefrontal cortex, and amygdala12.
However, our analysis is focused on the ultradian rhythm, as yeast metabolic cycle-synchronized culture is also synchronized inherently with the cell cycle (Rowicka et al, 2007), making it impossible to separate the two processes.
Type-2 interneurons, which have characteristics of bistratified cells, were also highly synchronized with the pyramidal cells during the ketamine-induced anesthesia which was different from running and sleep (Figure 5A and 5B).
The LFAC grid side PLL (Phase Locked Loop) is also introduced – synchronizing with the imposed 16.7 Hz.
Importantly, UP-TORR automatically synchronizes with gene annotations daily, retrieving the most current information available, and for Drosophila, also synchronizes with the major reagent collections.
The finding that NFIL3 is required for the development of committed ILC precursors suggests that precursor differentiation may also be synchronized with diurnal light cycles through a similar mechanism.
