The phrase "additional documentation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to supplementary materials or information that is being provided or requested in relation to a specific topic or task.
Example: "Please submit your report along with any additional documentation to support your findings."
Alternatives: "supplementary materials for" or "extra documentation for".
Additionally, within projects, superusers or users can organize and provide additional documentation to their datasets by linking raw data and/or associated documents (e.g., PDF and PowerPoint files).
The team will submit additional documentation "to avoid existing and future confusion," Ms. McGillion said.
As part of this program, the FAO may request additional documentation to verify reported data.
Ms. Watai's lawyer said that the court had asked for additional documentation to prove that it was Mr. Fischer she had married.
But AremisSoft said yesterday that its auditor had been able to confirm only $1.7 million in payments from the National Health Insurance Fund of Bulgaria and had asked for "additional documentation" to confirm the rest.
The theater, which has been closed since it canceled its season in September, has until March 2 to provide the Secretary of State additional documentation to justify that appropriation.
A withholding agent may require a new certificate or additional documentation at any time prior to a payment, regardless of whether the withholding agent knows or has reason to know that any information stated on the certificate or documentation has changed.
The cognizant agency for indirect costs will review the proposal within six months of receipt of the proposal and either negotiate/approve the proposal or advise the governmental unit of the additional documentation needed to support/evaluate the proposed plan or the changes required to make the proposal acceptable.
Virginia officials had required Trinity, which is based in Dallas, to submit plans for new crash testing, along with additional documentation related to product, called the ET-Plus, by last Friday.
(10) Records of labeling, product formulas, processing procedures, and any additional documentation needed to show that the labels are consistent with the Federal meat and poultry regulations and policies on labeling, as prescribed in § 412.1 of this chapter.
Also note that all of the links to additional documentation are links to The Kermit Project website and therefore require an active Internet connection.
