The phrase "additional derivative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, mathematics, or any field where derivatives are discussed, indicating something that is derived in addition to what is already established.
Example: "The report includes an analysis of the additional derivative that emerged from the initial findings."
Alternatives: "supplementary derivative" or "extra derivative".
Mitchell's estate later authorized two additional derivative novels: Rhett Butler's People (2007) and Ruth's Journey (2014), both of which were written by historical novelist Donald McCaig.
The quadratic performance index is nonstandard, which includes the additional derivative state term.
The advantage of the constructed Lyapunov functional lies in the fact that it makes full use of the additional derivative state term.
For thermal states, we just need to calculate an additional derivative of (tanh(frac{beta}{2} Lambda)) in (G^{t}) and can obtain the results similarly.
Increased oleic acid in MMNPs formed a surface bilayer, which showed as an additional derivative peak at approximately 350°C (Figure 2c, blue line).
Discrete sensitivity analysis estimates these derivatives by taking advantage of additional derivative information available in an implicit computational fluid dynamics (CFD) solver of the discretized governing partial differential equations.
And, if Standard & Poor's downgrades Xerox's debt as well -- as some analysts think it will -- Xerox could be forced to repurchase more than $100 million of additional derivatives.
Tensors of additional derivatives, used in non-linear LES models, when expanded, can yield potentially several hundred interesting derivatives.
To further study the structure activity relationships, we here synthesized eight additional derivatives and tested their antibacterial activity.
This is the reason, why additional derivatives or new designed vehicles only can be managed within the production network for specific derivatives and different working-time models in the factories, if even.
Good-deal bounds have been defined predominantly by constraints on the instantaneous Sharpe ratios in (any) extension of the financial market by additional derivatives' price processes, see Björk and Slinko (2006).
