The phrase "addition to the constraints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra factors or elements that are being added to existing limitations or rules in a particular context.
Example: "In addition to the constraints already established, we must also consider the budget limitations."
Alternatives: "in addition to the limitations" or "besides the constraints".
In addition to the constraints of remote handling to be taken into account for operation in a Hot Cell, the design of the test facility notably results from the development of an adapted heating system.
In addition to the constraints placed on task selection, this adaptation created several challenges for the Stanford team to address in order to integrate the three grade-level tasks into the first TLP session and subsequent PSC workshop.
Future models might explicitly simulate multiple cultural lineages and within-generation, cross-lineage recombination, in addition to the constraints explored here, in order to provide a better theoretical foundation for cumulative cultural evolution and to guide future historical and experimental studies of this phenomenon.
During chronic infection, in addition to the constraints placed upon antigen presentation by viral gene expression kinetics and immunoevasins, the ability to be presented by cells low in LMP7 may provide an additional "filter" to limit the number of inflating epitopes.
In addition to the constraint for ensuring beam-hinging mechanism, the relationship between the structural cost and the energy dissipation capacity of structures is provided by considering the two conflicting objective functions.
In addition to the constraint caused by light saturation, the presence of a dark period is known to decrease algae growth much more than would be expected from the reduction in PAR (Jacob-Lopez et al. [2009]).
In addition to the constraint imposed by intronic nesting, a likely contributing factor is the overlap of the terminal exons of CG18675 and TipE.
Good glucose control with 70% of the time in the near-normal range (80 180 mg/dL) was demonstrated in the face of daily challenges, such as starting closed-loop control at different glucose values, overcoming small unannounced meals, and hyperglycemia in addition to the constraint of maintaining glucose control in the near-normal range.
Thus, in addition to the above constraints, we add the following constraint for each v that has non-zero coverage: ∑ i ∈ A a i ≥ 1.
However, to implement the above concept, in addition to the above constraints, the coordinated AGC and rolling balance must also take the transmission constraints in account.
The analysis identifies implicit sequencing relations between operations in addition to the preceding constraints.
