The phrase "additional best" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest something like "the best in addition to" but lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "We strive to provide our customers with the additional best services available in the market."
Alternatives: "extra best" or "further best".
Agali has captured additional best practices in case studies, policy briefs, and other resources available.
In addition to the normal SU CQI/PMI feedback, UE capable of receiving MU-MIMO reception could report an additional best companion UE PMI and the expected CQI with that setting.
Through these experiments, it has been verified that priority levels applied to SUs allows an improvement in QoS or the support of additional best effort users without deteriorating the QoS of PUs.
In 2015, the PRO Consortium initiated the development of an instrument translation process by requesting information from 13 translation companies, members of the Process Subcommittee, and other LV experts to determine whether the ISPOR recommendations were being followed and to identify additional best practices within the translation industry that exceeded the ISPOR recommendations.
An additional best practice that we use is to provide meet up information and other networking sessions that we'll be attending in case other Twitter users in attendance want to get together to discuss some of the conference content or related issues.
In concert with the FDA guidance, the workshop concluded that a number of additional best practice measures are in order.
This panel will judge three additional categories, best newcomer, best producer, and the Hall of Fame award for the most significant contribution to the food industry.
The high clustering observed between B. phenoliruptrix and Bcc complex species was investigated by additional bidirectional best hit, synteny, and BLAST atlas comparisons.
Instead, we examined the robustness of our findings by performing additional analyses ("best" and "worst" case scenarios) using the 95% CIs from the positive predictive values of the samples presented above.
In six of the patient vignettes there was only one correct answer, while in four there was also an additional second-best choice.
Participants were asked an additional single best-answer multiple choice question (most frequently "what would you do now?"); then had the option to suggest their preferred diagnosis using free-text entry.
