"may sometimes also" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate the possibility of an additional thing happening or being the case in addition to the one previously mentioned. For example, "My dog loves walks, and he may sometimes also enjoy a game of fetch."
This is an example of the structuralization of symbols into a coherent whole, a process that may sometimes also be encountered in the visual arts.
Behavior that benefits other organisms may sometimes also benefit the individual.
At the present political and social conditions, the disaster risk reduction programs run particularly by the INGOs or NGOs may sometimes also be misleading.
Ultimately, I make the case that a fuller understanding of the intimate ties between embodied memory, emotion and affect helps illustrate that the politics of memory may sometimes also be a politics of war.
This rotational mechanism may sometimes also lead to an asymmetric dimer.
First, it is likely that a pseudogene without function may sometimes also be transcribed [ 39].
In advanced tumor cases local IL-2 treatment of the primary tumor may induce a specific immune response and might also contribute to cure or decrease tumor size and sometimes also may have a positive effect on the metastases.
The arbitrariness of the analytical units' definition is mostly pragmatically motivated, but may sometimes be politically motivated also.
Whereas, such a model is not only accountable for the stability analysis of power system but also may sometimes lead to opposite results.
Bald eagles also may sometimes feed on material scavenged or stolen from campsites and picnics, as well as garbage dumps (dump usage is habitual mainly in Alaska).
The liver may be infected and sometimes also the spleen and lungs.
