The phrase "additional classification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a further categorization or grouping of items, data, or concepts beyond what has already been established.
Example: "The report includes an additional classification of the species based on their habitat preferences."
Alternatives: "further categorization" or "supplementary classification".
As the brief for the United States said in the Defense of Marriage Act case, "This is the rare circumstance in which a faithful application of the court's established criteria compels applying heightened scrutiny to an additional classification".
We introduce an additional classification method, support vector machines, completely different from the other matching approaches.
Lastly, we also included one additional classification utilized by JCID – missing.
Common reed particleboards were classified according to UNE EN standards, taking into account relevant standard tests carried out as well as additional classification standard-rules.
An additional classification of the four monomeric groups allows the comparison of these stationary phases inside each group by using the total hydrophobicity.
Additional classification aspects - without considering educts and products - are the main intermediate(s) (platform chemicals), which are suited for mutual exchange between plants.
One may find additional classifications based upon the content of religious ideas, the forms of religious teaching, the nature of cultus, the character of piety, the nature of the emotional involvement in religion, the character of the good toward which religions strive, and the relations of religions to the state, to art, to science, and to morality.
Additional classifications, such as individuals who have recently experienced the loss of a loved one, should also be considered.
Moreover, priorities are set, differentiating between 'urgent' and 'additional' projects (with some additional classifications within these two categories).
It's not a question of willpower or Congressional dysfunction, but rather that any additional classifications will create new pressure on companies to adjust their employment relationships with workers.
And finally, there is little provision in Peirce's projected sixty-six classes of signs for the kind of additional classifications imposed by further subdivisions of the interpretant.
