"are presumably also" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is likely to be true or happen based on logical assumptions or evidence. Example: "The new company policy will create more job opportunities, but there are some concerns that the changes may also result in job cuts, as the older employees are presumably also affected by the changes."
When asked about the riot police, who are presumably also in need of counselling after weeks of standing in freezing temperatures and engaging in violent clashes with protesters, he shrugged.
These movements are presumably also mirrored in the vertical distribution of their mesopelagic fish predators [85].
As these peptides are presumably also generated after sample collection by tumor-specific proteases, extensive investigation of the involved proteolytic processes is crucial for further research.
Because several OH-PCBs have been detected in human blood and are presumably also present in liver and other tissues, it is important to understand their biologic activities.
Because the signals from GWAS data could be weak and the coherence across platforms are presumably also weak, we set up two tiers of criteria to define significant pathways.
They are presumably also better than the 12 months obtained in standard-dose trials, even though the respective data may not be suitable for direct comparisons (Bramwell et al, 2003).
Scantily clad page 3 lovely, Dani from Middlesex, is presumably also good for the Sun's sales.
And "The Country Girl" is about people who love the theater so much it hurts, which is presumably also true of this production's illustrious participants.
But at the same time I had this massive, Old Testament-magnitude guilt about it, like I was doing something deeply, satanically wrong by looking at this stuff that you were presumably also getting off on.
But given that the novelist is, a stray detail reveals, the author of Hensher's last novel Scenes from Early Life, he is presumably also the author of the one we are reading.
Vine's playlist is presumably also fixed well in advance of transmission, but it so happened that the computer threw up as the politician's entrance music a song called The Man Who Can't Be Moved.
