"should also be involved" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic in which multiple parties should be involved. For example, "Given the complexity of this project, all stakeholders should also be involved in the decision-making process."
They should also be involved in the design and implementation of vocational training programmes.
The public should also be involved in discussions surrounding the technology they add, cautioning that "engagement cannot be an afterthought".
She said Labour needed to allow members into the policy-forming process but that members of the wider public should also be involved.
Nani should also be involved after missing 15 games with the hamstring injury he sustained against Braga at the beginning of November.
Dr. Martin E. Weinand, a neurosurgeon, was ready to operate, but Dr. Friese thought that the chief of neurosurgery, Dr. G. Michael Lemole Jr., who was supposed to have the day off, should also be involved.
They should also be involved in all serious case reviews when the court has played a part; particularly as they are making decisions about removing children based on the balance of probabilities of the maltreatment continuing, rather than beyond reasonable doubt as the criminal court does.
That's not to say that the other beats – business, health, politics – should not also be involved.
Additional SNPs within the TNFA gene, as well as SNPs in other genes involved in inflammation, may also be involved, and these should be investigated.
Spotlights may also be involved.
A second principle is derived from advice given to Brooke by her friend John D. Rockefeller III, who told her, "The person who has control of the money should also be personally involved in the giving.
In a future study, in parallel with gene knock out experiments, it should also be addressed whether PpPRRs are involved in phosphotransfer functions in planta.
