The phrase "additional actions of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra steps or measures taken in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The report outlines the additional actions of the committee to address the concerns raised by the community."
Alternatives: "further measures of the" or "supplementary steps of the".
The additional action of these regulators might increase SigH activity under heat and/or oxidative stress.
In addition to the SMAD pathway, the membrane receptors also act on the MAPK pathway, which has additional actions on the behavior of cells.
Moreover, the additional actions on the level of the individual professional led to additional results: 1] an increased alertness in daily practice/awareness of the importance of patient safety, and 2] improved knowledge about patient safety, due to reading the literature provided during the patient safety course.
The catalytic actions of the native LeuABCD that convert 2-ketobutyrate to 2-ketovalerate, along with the additional actions of a heterologous 2-ketoacid-decarboxylase (KdcA) and a dehydrogenation reaction, would theoretically allow butanol production.
We propose that motion-sickness sensitivity is decreased by the additional actions of rizatriptan on 5-HT1B and 5-HT1D receptons on vestibular ganglion cells [24] and vestibular nuclear neurons [43], which would be expected to raise the threshold for eliciting symptoms.
Therefore, during the process evaluation we will pay extra attention to possible additional actions of care organizations prompted by these feedback reports.
The designer put the three lines he drew to represent a menu of additional actions to the back of his mind for more than 30 years, until the design world began to scrutinise his creation.
"Recent events demonstrate the need for additional action on the part of responsible gun retailers.
Thus anti-CD40 enhances the effect of debulk alone through its ability to activate T cell subsets, and is able to boost the additional action of IMQ by increasing CTL in the dLN.
Therefore, abnormal cell growth (division/enlargement) during CBC disease development mediated via Lob1 may involve the additional action of Lob1 in increasing DNA content and affecting cell cycle-dependent expression of genes in addition to regulating cell wall metabolism, given that abnormal growth may be attributed to increased DNA content and perturbed cell cycle progression [ 35, 36].
