The phrase "we also already" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to add emphasis or to show that something has been done or experienced before. Example: "Not only did we finish our project ahead of schedule, but we also already presented it to the client."
We also already know how much more severe the destruction will be when a stronger storm hits.
We also already knew that the one formative event that seems to explain why Ted Kaczynski descended into isolation and schizophrenia happened when he was nine months old.
We see that powerful forces of human progress and nature are in perpetual, probably irresolvable conflict -- which we also already know.
We also already know that men are more susceptible to these diseases: about one in five men die of coronary heart disease, compared to one in eight women.
We also already know that people with diabetes are at least twice as likely to get Alzheimer's, and that obesity alone increases the risk of impaired brain function.
The study came in the same week as the Office of National Statistics released its latest National Wellbeing report, confirming what we also already knew – that our society is ageing and that a population shift from young to old will gain momentum in future.
"At the same time as we have created our digital business, we have also already effectively exited certain traditional operations, closing 13 manufacturing plants and 130 processing labs, and reducing our workforce by 47,000 since 2003.
We are also already trying to build on the work we do with our four Audience Councils, and our programme of public consultation and research.
We've also already updated our whistleblowing process as a part of this," he said.
"We have also already negotiated a new contract with GPs that dramatically cuts bureaucracy, freeing up GP time for patients.
We have also already applied, for the first time ever, protected-silver coatings on the main optical elements of a large telescope.
