The phrase "addition to the figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to supplementary information or elements that enhance or complement a visual representation, such as a diagram or chart.
Example: "In addition to the figure, we have included a detailed explanation of the data presented."
Alternatives: "supplement to the figure" or "complement to the figure".
-In addition to the figure, what background and/or decorative elements might you include to enhance the design?
In addition to the figure containing the query term hits, the other articles from the same paper are shown as well as figures from other papers with similar image content.
We now explicitly state this in the manuscript text, in addition to the Figure caption.
Just a very short addition to the figure legends is needed right after the statistical test described.
"What concerned people in addition to the figures is that no indication of this was given earlier," one analyst said.
In addition to the figures, crucifixes were also produced, in brass or bronze (using the lost-wax, or cire-perdue, method of casting).
In addition to the figures produced with Iramuteq, we decided to include the citations that seemed to be representative and that strengthened the expressiveness of our findings.
Hence, in addition to the present figure 4, a figure showing i/p firing rate Vs o/p firing rate for more than one data point of i/p firing rate could be included.
If you're eyeing a loan with simple interest or factor rate (a more common offering for alternative lenders), focus on the factor rate in addition to the APR figure, as your interest will be charged to the total upfront sum and this will help you figure your total cost of capital.
The worse heat conductivity, λ of thermoelectric materials and the better heat transfer at the surfaces are desired for these fluid systems, in addition to the better figure of merit, Z.
In addition to the 13,500 figure, there will be a 1,000-strong 1,000-strongingency force ready for deployment in the event of an "Olympics-related civil emergency".
