The phrase "additional axes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to extra dimensions or factors in a discussion, analysis, or graphical representation.
Example: "In our research, we considered additional axes to better understand the complexity of the data."
Alternatives: "extra dimensions" or "supplementary axes".
But additional axes of difference suggest a more nuanced picture than straightforward pro/anti-positioning.
To prevent accessibility limitation, it may require additional axes for seam tracking, tremendous effort to introduce technical integration, regularly check the lens protection.
This suggested that PCA might fail to identify relevant spatial patterns on these additional axes making it difficult to interpret the underlying variance in terms of geography.
Such additional axes may, in turn, aid in better defining the axes of frequency selectivity shift, as was done in the visual domain [53].
In the absence of evidence to the contrary, we judged it prudent to include the four necessary axes, but no others, especially as additional axes were highly likely to be collinear with those already adopted (see below).
As found in the visual cortex, which is mapped both according to polar and eccentricity topographical mapping, additional axes of topographical mappings may be exposed in the auditory cortex in the future, possibly, for instance, in modules for tuning width or binaural interactions [29], [55].
These descriptors represent the inclinations of the surface passing through p w.r.t. the additional main axes n x and n y, respectively.
Additional PC axes captured within-population variation and were not further explored.
Additional PC axes had no effect on the macroevolutionary adaptive landscape (results not shown) and are not discussed further.
Recent studies indicate that additional concerns (helical axes of motion, segmental torque-rotation behavior) may have important implications in the health of adjacent segments as well as the health of the surrounding tissue of the operative level.
Using these material axes, additional quasi-invariants can be defined to characterize the material response in these preferred directions (Spencer 1984).
