When used adverbially, the grouping of も and 又（また） 'once again', or 'also' will indicate that 'in addition to (A), (B)', or 'also with (A), (B)'. This structure appears after nouns, or noun-like phrases and simply emphasizes that something important needs to be considered about (A).
高橋（たかはし）さんが提案（ていあん）したアイディアはいいのですが田中（たなか）さんが提案（ていあん）したことを実行（じっこう）するのも又（また）、いい考（かんが）えだと思（おも）います。
The idea suggested by Takahashi-san is good, but I also think it is a good idea to implement what Tanaka-san suggested.
カレーは甘（あま）くても美味（おい）しいけど、辛（から）いのもまた美味（おい）しいんだよ。
Curry is good even if it is sweet, but spicy ones are also good.
先生（せんせい）になるには知識（ちしき）がたくさん必要（ひつよう）です。ですが、経験（けいけん）が必要（ひつよう）なのも又（また）確（たし）かだ。
Being a teacher requires a lot of knowledge. However, experience is also necessary.
明日（あした）もまた同（おな）じ時間（じかん）にここにきてね！
Please come here again at the same time tomorrow!
The noun or noun-phrase that
もまた is connected to will be interpreted to be the primary point of a statement, regardless of any contrasting opinion that is given within a sentence. Additionally,
もまた will primarily appear in hiragana, and may be thought of simply as a stronger version of も.