The phrase "add further data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate the need to include more information or details in a discussion, report, or analysis.
Example: "To enhance our findings, we should add further data to support our conclusions."
Alternatives: "include additional information" or "provide more data."
We add further data here that are question the proposed limit of 10 m.
The evaluation of diffuse axonal injury [39] in these patients is promising and may add further data for prognosis after mild TBI [37, 40].
By assessing ccIMT, PWV, FMD and ABI we wished to add further data to this debate.
The results of our characterization of the CWDE complement in P. parasitica add further data to extend this observation, and highlight some especially interesting differences between P. parasitica, or the Oomycetes in general, and fungal phytopathogens.
The introduction of mesenchymal markers such as vimentin and elemental analysis of breast lesions with microcalcifications may add further data to complete the clinical setting in the diagnosis and care of patients.
In the short term, we hope to make the resource presented here sustainable, to provide regular updates and to add further data on the thalassemias and HbE [Colah et al., 2010; Olivieri et al., 2008], as we assemble data and develop tailored mapping models for these disorders.
Ulvik adds further data in favour of sequential organ failure assessment (SOFA) in trauma patients.
The data collection process was continued until data saturation – when adding further data showed no new information and the extra collected data were redundant.
The amount of extra information gained by adding further data from the child's longitudinal healthcare trajectory varied according to the type of condition (figure 1).
This study adds further data to support the increase in unmet needs as children get older, even when services fall under the same funding mechanism.
We have now added further data to justify this decision, based on repeat specimens from individuals and on comparisons between individuals with known epidemiological links.
