The phrase "addition to the commonly" is not correct in English and seems to be incomplete.
It could be used in a context where you are trying to refer to something that is added to what is commonly known or accepted, but it requires additional words to make sense.
Example: "In addition to the commonly accepted theories, we must consider new evidence."
Alternatives: "in addition to the usual" or "besides the commonly".
In addition to the commonly used 16S rRNA gene, additional gene biomarkers associated with metabolic reactions for anammox bacteria detection via PCR amplification have also been reported.
In addition to the commonly used GS, other techniques were also employed in SVR (or SVM) to correct appropriate values of hyper-parameters.
Our analysis illustrated that there are important product groups in addition to the commonly known high-impact activities of construction, food and mobility.
In addition to the commonly observed β2 relaxation, a new β1 process linked by an isosbestic point to β2 has been found.
In addition to the commonly used uniaxial test two complementary mechanical tests were performed: a biaxial test using cruciform specimens and a hydraulic bulge test.
Various long-term and real-time DR agreements are proposed, where they are considered as energy resources of retailers in addition to the commonly used providers.
In a geostatistical model, the response variable, z, is represented as a combination of deterministic and stochastic components: 1 This formulation is similar to linear regression, but includes an additional term, η, representing spatially correlated stochasticity, in addition to the more commonly modeled uncorrelated stochasticity, ε.
In addition to the now commonly heard Fontainebleau Act, we hear an episode from the Prison Scene in which Philip (singing music Verdi reused in the Lacrimosa of his Requiem) attempts a rapprochement with his son.
Of particular significance is the detailed examination of transverse sections, in addition to the more commonly undertaken longitudinal studies.
Recently, vehicle jerk was suggested [1,2] as a measure of passenger discomfort in addition to the more commonly used acceleration.
In addition to the more commonly studied polymeric healing materials, bacterial CaCO3 precipitation also has the potential to be used for self-healing.
