The phrase "additional definition" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide more information or clarification about a term or concept.
Example: "In the context of our discussion, I would like to offer an additional definition of 'sustainability' to ensure everyone is on the same page."
Alternatives: "further explanation" or "supplementary definition".
We, therefore, generalize MCSs to Constrained MCSs (cMCSs) allowing for the additional definition of a set of desired modes of which a minimum number must be preserved.
An additional definition of AE that encompasses seizures within the previous 12 months was also examined, since this is the criteria used for treatment in many developing countries.
This would require an additional definition of the timing of report and a definition that the same pregnant woman should be reported only once during her pregnancy.
Since DOH intended "others" to mean animals with risks of transmission of the rabies virus, such as mammals or canines, an additional definition specifying the meaning of "others" would be another approach to make the definition more understandable.
In 2009, an additional definition of metabolic syndrome was proposed as a joint interim statement (JIS) by several organizations in an attempt to harmonize the definition of metabolic syndrome (5).
Moreover, introducing the additional definition of biological information density, that is per-site complexity, one can, at least in principle, describe distinct trends in genome evolution such as a trend toward high information density that is common in prokaryotes and the contrasting trend toward high complexity at low density that is typical in multicellular organisms 8.
She also declined to comment when asked whether Fannie Mae had additional definitions.
While no one agreed on the definition of outsider art, they said, the fair had always used the additional definitions "self-taught, visionary, intuitive and art brut" to describe what it showed.
See [18] for additional definitions.
See [8] for additional definitions (stable and unstable manifolds, asymptotic stability).
To explain it more fully, some additional definitions and notation are needed.
