The phrase "addition methodology" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to research, education, or any field where a specific method of adding or incorporating elements is being discussed.
Example: "In our study, we employed an addition methodology to integrate new data into our existing framework."
Alternatives: "incremental approach" or "complementary method".
The method was validated using standard addition methodology and recovery values were between 86.3% and 109.3%.
The application of the proposed analytical approach on biological fluids showed negligible matrix effects by using the standard addition methodology.
Using the standard addition methodology, five urine samples from five different persons, fortified with three concentration levels of the fluoroquinolones, were analyzed.
To compensate for the low recoveries of the higher chlorinated PCB congeners in spiked river water the standard addition methodology was applied.
The application of the proposed analytical approach using the standard addition methodology on tap, underground, estuarine, swimming pool and waste water samples, as well as on commercial cosmetic products and urine samples, revealed good sensitivity, absence of matrix effects and the occurrence of levels of some parabens.
01APPRD with three different concentrations of aqueous standard multi-element solution, following standard addition methodology.
In addition methodologies and guidelines for adoption/localisation/adaptation of the guidelines need to be proposed.
In addition, methodologies may differ between studies, contributing to variation in the data.
In addition, methodologies as automated cell sorting are costly, time consuming and not easily accessible to every laboratory.
In addition, methodologies for collecting eDTCA may still be in maturation and may vary based on marketing surveillance/sampling methods.
In addition, methodologies must also be developed to determine optimal dosing of drug to realize a specific phenotypic outcome.
