The phrase 'but also successfully' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that something was not only achieved, but was achieved with success. Example: The company not only increased their profits, but also successfully expanded into international markets.
Using lightweight, clockwork Eyemo cameras, Kubrick and his friend Alexander Singer captured Cartier battering his way to victory, but also successfully managed to film the more contemplative material.
He financed their raises, but also successfully fought a court ruling last year that would have forced the state to spend more on educating urban students.
Her short-story collection Chuanqi (1944; "The Legend") and her prose anthology Liuyan (1944; "The Gossip") not only sold well but also successfully combined elegance and accessibility.
Wu et al., not only proved 1-allyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride (AmimCl) to be a good solvent for cellulose, but also successfully synthesized cellulose acetate in it [14].
The results of these test cases imply that packet investigation on the network layer is not only present but also successfully filters malformed packets.
Minor-League Baseball Grows Up 03.25.02 Triple-A baseball is not only packing in the fans, but also successfully selling itself to corporations.
But Perkins also successfully demanded that provisions be added to the contract that she hoped would change Weinstein's behavior.
For many Democrats, the opposition to the nomination had the dividend of providing some political payback to Mr. Olson, who had not only tormented the Clinton administration but had also successfully argued the Supreme Court case about the presidential vote in Florida that led to Mr. Bush's winning the presidency against Al Gore.
The principle is not limited to bacteria, but has also successfully been applied to fungi, protozoa and viruses.
In turn, among biotic factors the most important is the selection of proper microorganisms that can not only degrade contaminants but can also successfully compete with indigenous microflora.
This implementation is operational for GOCE (Bock et al., 2011), but was also successfully tested with real data from the MetOp GNSS Receiver for Atmospheric Sounding (GRAS) instrument (Montenbruck et al., 2008).
