"mentioned along with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to two or more items or people that were mentioned together. For example, "The movie stars Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson were both mentioned along with the release of the new trailer."
Martin Milmore and James Batterson have been mentioned, along with several other possible designers and sculptors.
Jeter's name has been mentioned, along with several other players', in televised promotions for the July 10 All-Star Game.
Ms. Lopez's name had been mentioned along with Ms. Rice's whenever the issue of female membership came up.
In its day the work was mentioned along with Debussy's "Pelléas et Mélisande" as a prime achievement of the post-Wagnerian French school.
His name is mentioned along with those of Paracelsus and Giordano Bruno, and he is sometimes proposed as an inspiration for Dr Faustus, Prospero or Ben Jonson's Alchemist.
High unemployment, high crime and congestion were mentioned along with high cost of living, high taxes, dying towns, old businesses, refineries, swamps.
"I feel very fortunate to be around as long as I have," Pettitte said, "and to be mentioned along with Whitey's name is obviously always an honor".
He was once mentioned along with abstract masters like de Kooning, Kline and Motherwell, then devolved to "West Coast underground legend," then (kind of) vanished.
It includes paintings by the four artists already mentioned along with single works by Arthur Dove, John Graham, Walt Kuhn and Joseph Stella, and it's evident that its owners like their art with robust color and strong structure.
Some of Anderson's affairs are mentioned, along with some unrequited crushes that made him miserable (including an adoration of John Ford, of all people, about whose films he wrote a valuable book, "About John Ford").
Perhaps the one who will benefit the most from the hearings is General Petraeus, who has been mentioned, along with dozens of others, as a possible running mate for Mr. McCain.
