The phrase "additional discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra or further inconsistencies or differences that have been identified in a particular context, such as reports, data, or findings.
Example: "After reviewing the financial statements, we found additional discrepancies that need to be addressed before finalizing the audit."
Alternatives: "further inconsistencies" or "extra differences".
She is accused by bank officials of embezzling more than $1 million from about 30 accounts, although Mr. Sung said officials were reviewing each of the 10,000 accounts at the Canal Street branch to look for additional discrepancies.
Additional discrepancies arise above a limit frequency whose value depends on the ratio of the tangential load to the limit one for sliding, and correspond to when the dynamic solution turns from 2 to 0 stop per cycle.
The results are compared with data from the literature, showing that there are additional discrepancies between the data from various carbon types at large La due to different methods of data evaluation.
Additional discrepancies led Rolling Stone to commission an examination by the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, which said in a blistering report that Rolling Stone failed at virtually every step, from the reporting by Erdely to an editing process that included high-ranking staffers.
Thirty three (7%) additional discrepancies were noticed by the senior scientist (and subsequently agreed by all others).
This small change in index, in combination with other misalignments in the system, is responsible for the additional discrepancies between theory and experiment.
In addition, since the proton exchange flux was calculated based on the acid/base added during batch growth experiments, errors in the measurements could also lead to additional discrepancy between the model and the data.
In addition, if a secondary publication contains any analyses that were not described in the study protocol and this was not stated in the publication, we classify that as an additional discrepancy.
This possibility is strengthened by the additional discrepancy that white race was significantly associated with increased odds for self-reported osteoporosis, but not osteoporosis defined by BMD cutoff, and merits further research.
The valgus osteotomy produced a reduction in leg length discrepancy, but 3 patients required a distal femoral osteotomy to address additional length discrepancies and angular deformities near the knee.
However, it is not clear that there are additional known discrepancies in Mr. Santorum's favor, above and beyond the ones that have already been detected and fixed.
