The phrase "as also must" is not standard in written English and may be considered awkward or incorrect.
It could be used in contexts where you want to emphasize that something must also happen or be true, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The committee must approve the budget, as also must the board of directors."
Alternatives: "as must" or "as should".
While Iraq's leaders should aim to put together a new government as quickly as possible, they also must be careful about boxing themselves in on the tough decisions ahead.
As he slips back into his old routine at Oxford and writes his book, however, Conrad comes to accept, as readers also must, that there will be no answers from the dead.
It helps even more if your host institution has experience in writing successful proposals for Marie Curie Fellowships as they also must write a segment of it.
We must vigorously uphold free speech and academic freedom even as we also must protect our religious identity and mission against the secular tide.
Philly GM Sam Hinkie must know this, as he also must realize that teams need star power to succeed in today's game.
The new role of QB1 is an unenviable task for the timid Matt, as he also must care for his ill grandmother while his father is fighting in Iraq.
As important as it is to have operations running as effectively and efficiently as possible, we also must have employees working in a culture free of fear.
Hollywood movie studios are expert, as presidential campaigns also must be, at spending huge sums over a few weeks to reach and motivate millions of Americans.
As adults, we also must be conscious of our own biases.
As these recommendations also must be seen in the context of the overall Strategy and Plan of Action, we would recommend that the original Expert Working Group recommendations, which are still on the table, be considered as well.
