The phrase "addition to the generated" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "In addition to the generated data, we also need to consider the input parameters."
Alternatives: "in addition to the produced" or "besides the generated".
Given the historic dependency of Ghana on hydro (with relatively unchanged generating capacities) and the trend in current power consumption, what is more troubling is for the thermal plants (with relatively little addition to the generating capacity in 2015) to operate under capacity.
In general, the use of roei,t−1 reduces the potential measurement estimation error in addition to the noise generated by the general parameter estimation.
The localized selection scheme chooses one parent, and consists of data generated by the descendant nodes of node in addition to the data generated by node.
However in addition to the automatically generated tree the Juke Cantor Model was also used to generate a tree as this model too has been widely used in evolutionary studies of microorganisms.
In addition to the dataset generated as described above, two additional data sets were used in the comparison of quantification methods shown in Fig. 3.
Thus whole body response to base motion was captured in addition to the GRFs generated.
In addition to the $200 million generated in part by these surcharges, $250 million would be raised by a bond issued by California.
In addition to the electricity generated, this type of collector enables the production of both hot air and water, increasing the total efficiency per unit area compared to the conventional PV/T solar collector.
In this scenario, bandwidth needs to be allocated in addition to the newly generated traffic to satisfy the delay requirement.
In addition to the computer generated imagery which can be seen in "Elmo's World," Cookie Monster now sings a song entitled "Cookie is a Sometimes Food" and Sesame street itself has been cleaned of it's original graffitti and peeling paint, more representative of New York then than it is now.
