The phrase "additional and final" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is both supplementary and conclusive, often in the context of instructions, information, or steps in a process.
Example: "Please review the additional and final guidelines before submitting your report."
Alternatives: "supplementary and conclusive" or "extra and definitive".
However, if the call is found to be suspicious, then additional verification and final classification are made by applying a previously trained GMDH classifier.
The document was prepared by a small subgroup and shared with all workshop participants for additional revisions and final approval.
The explanation and elaboration document was completed after several face to face meetings and numerous iterations among several meeting participants, after which it was shared with the whole group for additional revisions and final approval.
All the displaced bicondylar tibial plateau fractures were scanned using computer tomography as an additional evaluation and final confirmation of the fracture pattern and associated intra-articular soft-tissue injury (Fig. 1).
Additional simulations result in similar fitness curves (see Additional File 1) and final populations that contain only modular pathways.
ME made contribution to acquisition of additional data, drafting and final approval of manuscript.
The next step was cumulative comparative analysis, where initial findings could be complemented by additional theoretical sampling, and final summaries of findings for each study were sent to primary researchers for validation.
Optimisation involved varying the annealing temperature (55, 60 and 65°C), with and without additional MgCl2 (final concentration: 3.0 and 4.5 mM), to balance the Ct value difference between the target and non-target allele-specific PCR, and non-specific product formation with genomic DNA and water negative controls.
Additional studies were done and final analysis was performed comparing two tightly matched cohorts: all students who passed the VF in the same course (Bio II) and other students who had taken Bio II the same semesters with the same instructor.
