The phrase "a supplementary step" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional action or measure that enhances or supports a primary process or procedure.
Example: "Before finalizing the report, we need to take a supplementary step to verify all the data."
Alternatives: "an additional step" or "a complementary step".
And Free Trade Agreements – in spite of all their deficiencies – are a supplementary step.
As a supplementary step, we have proposed a hypothesis that the addition of different amounts of dispersant influences both the stability and the electrokinetic and rheological properties of concentrated ZrO2 nanosuspensions.
Therefore, we suggest using the mRNA secondary structure analysis only as a supplementary step for the CC-optimized sequences such that no significant computational cost is added to the main CCO procedure.
But we think that we were able to reduce the risk for bias to a minimum by adding a supplementary step in the scoring procedure, namely by adding a qualitative justification for each item score.
It is thus clear that the extraction phase should not be conducted using a routine process and must comprise a supplementary step of heating to 90°C for 1 h to improve bisulfite conversion.
The lab ended up testing three entirely different gels to see if their conclusion held, an unusual supplementary step in this kind of research.
In a standard RD device a supplementary separation step is needed for recovery and recycle of the alcohol that distillates in top with the water product.
This supplementary step reduced non-specific fixation of anti-mouse secondary antibodies onto mouse tissue.
In more than 90percentt of matrices, it is able to conclude with at most one supplementary step.
The TE annotation pipeline used here contains a number of supplementary steps of clustering of the REPET outputs and allowed us to identify more complete elements.
The separation factor for OODD was lower than the one obtained for shark liver oil and an additional disadvantage was the need for supplementary steps of purification in order to obtain similar purity of the final product.
