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No, that wasn't the "reason" like you want to make it sound by using because without any modifier like "also".
How would adding "also" fit in my sentence. I tried but couldn't.
"They indicted 7 people for Terrorism last year, in part because they encrypted their disks, used tail as their OS and signal for communication." would work maybe.
"also because"?
English isn't my native language but still it feels very off. Is it even correct ?
It's my native language and I have no idea what they're getting at either.
Don't worry...
"Correct" as in an allowed use? Yes.
That just makes it harder to read :( I think the original sentence is grammatically fine.
More words make read harder, that's right. But you can't use fewer words if the meaning changes because of that.