The phrase "are also understood by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is comprehensible to additional parties or groups beyond those initially mentioned.
Example: "The instructions provided are clear and are also understood by individuals with varying levels of expertise."
Alternatives: "are also comprehended by" or "are also grasped by".
What was also understood by those around the program and those who know Dunlap was that he was the best, and perhaps most influential, coach on the staff.
The reason why SRS has larger dominance in [110] channels than [100] ones is also understood by investigating the spatial distribution of channel carriers and the population of carriers residing near channel surfaces.
It was also understood by many that concerns about Emanuel's abrasive personality, strong ties to the Clinton era Democratic establishment, work in the finance sector during the years of the Bush administration and general political outlook could be ignored if Emanuel helped Obama succeed in the White House.
This is also understood by comparing the nonspatial (Fig. 3) with the spatial (Fig. 5) sensitivity analysis.
As we have mentioned, the switching mechanism is based on Cu filament formation/dissolution into the Al2O3 film under external bias, and this could be also understood indirectly by studying the breakdown phenomenon using two different top electrodes viz.
Lancaster is keen to give his side of the story to the review panel but is also understood to be saddened by Burgess's decision to return to rugby league with South Sydney rather than fulfilling his three-year contract with Bath.
The chief procurement officer is also understood to have downplayed talk by David Cameron last week of a confidential "blacklist of banned suppliers", saying the Cabinet Office exercise was more likely to involve requiring an "enhanced burden of proof regarding capability from suppliers with problematic histories".
It is also understood today that all organisms survive by consuming and transforming energy and by regulating their internal environment to maintain a stable and vital condition.
The European Central Bank (ECB) is also understood to be forcing the issue by threatening later this month to withdraw its backing for vital "emergency liquidity assistance" from Cyprus's central bank, which is propping up the country's troubled lenders.In this section Slow, slow, quick How many one-offs make a trend?
