The phrase "addition to the measurement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing supplementary information or data that enhances or complements a measurement.
Example: "In addition to the measurement of temperature, we also recorded humidity levels for a comprehensive analysis."
Alternatives: "supplement to the measurement" or "complement to the measurement".
Based on a psychometric risk perception scale, the perceived risks involved in engaging in unprotected sex in addition to the measurement of HIV knowledge were measured.
In addition to the measurement of mitochondrial respiration in permeabilized cells, we also simultaneously measured the production of ROS as H2O2.
In addition to the measurement of quantitative literacy, the findings from this study have implications for assessment and curriculum development.
The authors of this article believe there are several reasons for the need to consider raw material demand in addition to the measurement of specific impact categories.
The design and construction details of the array are discussed in addition to the measurement considerations required for appropriately characterizing an array when using ULOI amplifiers.
We briefly review current work in assessing uncertainty in important monitoring technologies, such as seismic and electrical geophysical surveys, and acknowledge that there is both temporal and spatial uncertainty in monitoring, in addition to the measurement uncertainty of specific tools.
In addition to the measurements on the hybrids, we also measured the fluorescence decay of a solution of the pure single-stranded probe at the same concentration as in the hybridized samples.
In addition to the measurements of the individual minichromosome mentioned above, the length the rod was also measured and found to be 70±11nm.
In addition to the measurements collected from the strain gauges, the strains in the stainless steel were also measured with the DIC technique.
In addition to the measurements of the floral traits, we observed floral morphology of P. cephalophora both in the field and in the greenhouse.
In addition to the measurements at birth, we assessed head circumference during the second- and third-trimester (but not first-trimester) ultrasound examinations.
