The phrase "a supplementary issue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional or extra matter that is related to a main topic or issue.
Example: "While discussing the budget, we also need to address a supplementary issue regarding employee benefits."
Alternatives: "an additional concern" or "a related matter".
The 2007 International Conference on Bioinformatics and Computational Biology (Biocomp) was designed in response to the fast development of above inter/multidisciplinary fields [ 28], 25 high-quality papers [ 29- 53] were selected for a BMC Genomics supplementary issue.
Biocomp provided such unique platform and infrastructure to promote interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research and education and this BMC Genomics supplementary issue is a product of part of Biocomp achievement.
We do hope and we are convinced that this supplementary issue will be a source of inspiration and knowledge, hopefully becoming a work of reference for intensivists, neurologists, neurointensivists, cardiologists and all emergency physicians alike.
[PDF] Darfur Nutrition Update - Supplementary Issue 5 (July August 200606) This brief report gives an overview of the nutritional status across Darfur.
It offers a different –a supplementary– set of standards".
25 high quality peer-reviewed papers were selected from 400+ submissions for this supplementary issue of BMC Genomics.
Therefore, Biocomp07 offers a number of keynotes and tutorial lectures and Biocomp07 committee appreciates organizers performing their tasks in selecting best suitable papers in this BMC Genomics supplementary issue.
As a result of the rigorous review process and stringent evaluation, the committee selected 27 papers for this BMC Genome supplementary issue.
The Biocomp committee would like to acknowledge our appreciation of International Society of Intelligent Biological Medicine ISIBMM) for their academic support and co-sponsorship; we must express our sincere appreciation to the excellent professional services provided to the Biocomp by Isobel Peters at BioMed Central Ltd for the BMC Genomics supplementary issue.
A supplementary decree issued in November defined as Jewish anyone with three Jewish grandparents, or two grandparents if the Jewish faith was followed.
