The phrase "a minor additional" is not correct in English.
It seems to be missing a noun after "additional" to clarify what is being referred to. You can use it in contexts where you want to describe something that is a small extra element or detail, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We made a minor additional adjustment to the project plan to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a small extra" or "a slight addition".
A minor additional point here is that (in Chambers, at any rate) 'can' means 'prison' only when preceded by 'the'the
Mr. Stover said he could not remember another company that had withdrawn an entire application for a major product in an effort to gain a minor additional use.
This is achieved by actually transforming the original saliency map of according to the transformation,, incurring a minor additional computational cost.
A minor additional expansion of the lattice size of the anatase and rutile in Sn-modified titania is observed with a growing Sn percentage.
Rather than charging per transaction once a user had used up their free quota, the startup has switched to a simple monthly fee of £4.95 per account for almost all of its services (it still charges a minor additional fee for currency exchange, for example).
Rather than charging per transaction once a user had used up their free quota, the startup has switched to a simple monthly fee of £4.95 per account, for almost all of its services (it still charges a minor additional fee for currency exchange, for example).
A relatively minor additional loss is due to the Earth's atmosphere and clouds, which absorb or scatter as much as 54 percent of the incoming sunlight.
Nevertheless, in cases haemoglobin concentrations were still well below the normal range following transfusion a situation that is likely to prevail in many health facilities in Africa and a relatively minor additional haematological insult could have major consequences.
I have a few minor additional comments.
The effect of frequent H5N1 emergence from a wildfowl reservoir imposes a negligible to minor additional increase in selection for host resistance (Figure 4).
For example, 0 % given for a rating with minor additional benefit and 78.02 % for a rating with no additional benefit.
