"not only also" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to emphasize the multiple components of a statement. For example: "I need to not only clean my room, but also do my homework."
Answer: Knowing you are also competing with younger women and gay couples who are not only also calling the same Babymama but also who actually like Disneyland.
His tenure has not only also been marked by an increasing number of terror attacks from Mali and Burkina Faso to, most recently, Côte d'Ivoire, but questions have arisen about his recent testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee SASCC).
The track he and Rodgers wound up writing together, "Sun Don't Let Me Down," not only also features Rodgers serving up some of his characteristically dance floor-ready bass guitar work but also includes a midsong rap by singer Pitbull — not the first name many would think of for a guest spot on one of Urban's albums.
Our current results support that conclusion, and reveal that many genes previously identified as responders to 5 days of IMF [ 15] were not only also differentially expressed after 21 days of IMF, but their differential expression on day 21 was reversed on day 23, concomitant with a decline in differential milk yield.
For example, not in "not only but also" is not used for negation.
"To accomplish great things, we must not only act, but also dream, not only plan, but also believe" -Anatole France.
Not only killings but also some fabrications.
Not only emotionally, but also sometimes physically.
Not only safe, but also accepted.
producing not only inhibition, but also decreasing the reaction rate.
It is not only compact but also secure.
