The phrase "additional assisted" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is further supported or helped, but the combination of "additional" and "assisted" is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project received additional assisted funding to help cover the costs."
Alternatives: "extra support" or "further assistance".
Solid-layer melt crystallization with an additional assisting liquid medium, just like an extraction solvent, is introduced.
An understanding of how to use additional assisting solvents to control crystallization kinetics and to improve the separation is interesting for the purification of other components, especially high-viscous ones such as tocopherols or phytosterols as well.
An additional assist to Hitler's career came on October 29, 1929, with the stock market crash on Wall Street, an event that signaled the onset of what quickly became a worldwide depression.
Despite the enormous synthesis methods developed in fabricating hexagonal shaped CuS, it could be seen that the formation of CuS is not fully understood due to the use of multiple solvent phases or additional assisting agent which is present in the reactions.
The questions covered details like ability to walk, and necessity of additional assist devices.
The camera includes a 15-point Autofocus (AF) sensor with nine selectable AF points plus six additional Assist AF points (three center AF points sensitive to f/2.8 lenses) with enhanced light source detection and AF microadjustment for greater autofocus performance.
When the physical location of the caregiver and elder are at a geographic distance, additional assists are required to support the physical, social, and contextual dimensions of the caregiving process.
JJL instructed the class on how to complete the questionnaires and, with the class teacher, learning support assistant, and an additional researcher assisted individual children where necessary.
As the massive work progressed, additional scholars assisted Needham in its writing; six of its seven planned volumes were completed by Needham and his colleagues at the time of his death.
Although the catalyst layer was still necessary, this additional layer assisted growth of longer nanowires and allowed adequate growth at slightly lower temperatures of 560 570 °C, as shown in Fig. 2d.
