The phrase "addition to the theoretical" is not correct as it stands and may cause confusion in written English.
It can be used when discussing supplementary elements or components that enhance or complement theoretical concepts, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "In addition to the theoretical framework, we must also consider practical applications."
Alternatives: "supplement to the theoretical" or "complement to the theoretical".
In addition to the theoretical interest it held for chemists, the discovery has opened the door to new power sources.
In addition to the theoretical foundations of both approaches, the algorithms have been implemented.
In addition to the theoretical framework, several directions for future research are given.
In addition to the theoretical TCR repertoire diversity of 1015, T cells can assume diverse pro-inflammatory and regulatory functions.
In addition to the theoretical subject matter, several experiments in electricity and magnetism are performed by the students in the laboratory.
Hence, the industry requires skilled employees, who have in addition to the theoretical fundamentals, practical experiences in the design and administration of such systems.
In addition to the main theoretical properties of the approach, the design algorithm is demonstrated experimentally on a water tank system.
In addition to the various theoretical studies in this field, a laboratory scale vapour compression heat pump test rig was designed and set up.
Those three feeder systems give ridership, which tallies up the money on the fare box for the routes, which attracts private-public partnerships that help drive down the public subsidy needed and make it much easier to economically justify Hyperloop projects, in addition to the obvious theoretical benefits that result from having high-speed transportation.
The restriction to predicative properties, or those which are not defined in terms of quantification over other properties, was a consequence of the ramification of the theory of types to avoid intensional or "epistemic" paradoxes which motivated the theory of types in addition to the set theoretical "Russell's Paradox" (see Whitehead and Russell 1910 13, Introduction, Chapter II).
In addition to the above theoretical applications, many practical applications of groups exist.
