"but will also" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to add a second idea or item to a sentence. For example: "She has a beautiful house, but will also own a yacht."
He declined to comment for this article but will also not attend.
*A national and global recovery might mean a stronger pound but will also raise disposable incomes.
According to Atwood, iDoLVine will incorporate such technology but will also allow e-book signings.
The models will not only walk the runway but will also break into song.
O'Brien disagrees: "SKA will do amazing science but will also focus on Seti".
The center will primarily train sales representatives but will also train employees at all levels.
Mars One will select the applicants carefully, but will also test and train them.
Spector will oversee the game, but will also have a production credit on the film.
Finance director Alasdair Marnoch was appointed in June but will also leave early next year.
The substation now serves Battery Park City but will also eventually power the rebuilt trade center.
Harriet Harman will act as caretaker leader, but will also resign as deputy leader.
