The phrase "additional adjective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra descriptive word that modifies a noun in a sentence.
Example: "In the phrase 'the tall, green tree,' 'green' is the additional adjective that describes the tree further."
Alternatives: "extra descriptor" or "supplementary adjective".
Additional adjectives describe instruments above the soprano range or below the bass, for example: sopranino saxophone, contrabass clarinet.
The quality of these perceptions were evaluated by the "acupuncture sensation scale" [ 15] which we expanded by two additional adjectives "warm" and "cool".
Each of the 9 emotion labels (Joy, Sadness, Tension, Wonder, Peacefulness, Power, Tenderness, Nostalgia, and Transcendence) was presented for each musical piece, together with 2 additional descriptive adjectives (see Supplementary Table S2) in order to unambiguously particularize the meaning of each emotion category.
If, however, you insist on reading on — which I assure you will involve more or less a reiteration of the above but with a few additional 25-cent adjectives — then here you go.
Participants were shown transitive sentences in Spanish presented word-by-word, with a complex object-NP consisting of a noun + an adjective + some additional material.
Some of Trump's losers even come with an adjective, at no additional cost.
While all studies used content words (i.e., nouns, adjectives, and verbs) (see Additional file 1: Appendix A), they differed in which one or more of the word classes were included.
Praise was considered inflated when it involved an additional word such as an adverb ("incredibly") or adjective (perfect").
As an additional measure of the Big Five, Goldberg's bipolar adjectives were added.
The effect on meaning of combining the adjective "general" with "health" is therefore an additional emphasis on not being specific.
