The phrase "additional evidence collected" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra information or proof that has been gathered in a particular context, such as research, investigations, or studies.
Example: "The report was updated to include the additional evidence collected during the follow-up investigation."
Alternatives: "further evidence gathered" or "supplementary evidence obtained."
"The rationale for and the necessity of his arrest is acknowledged considering the new charges and additional evidence collected," Seoul Central District Court said in a text message sent to reporters, according to the Yonhap News Agency.
By taking over the German cases as well, Mr. Almunia will get access to additional evidence collected by authorities in Germany, where more than 80percentt of computer users rely on Google to search the Web.
In summary, the additional evidence collected with both objective and subjective metrics indicates that Galean improves over a competitive baseline in several aspects.
This suggests that additional evidence is collected when the GP is reasonably certain that the patient has COPD.
The expected social value of a new study increases when the additional evidence it collects will benefit more individuals in the future (that is, when many individuals are eligible for the experimental intervention) and when the study rapidly delivers evidence that remains valuable for a long period of time.
The evidence collected is thin.
In June, evidence collected by American satellites and sensors that capture a gas, krypton 85, released during reprocessing offered up tantalizing hints that additional nuclear facilities exist.
You can get evidence collected anonymously.
Thus the evidence collected is still limited.
A further interpretation is that the expected value of perfect information is the "opportunity loss" of making the decision about whether to fund U@Uni now rather than waiting for additional evidence to be collected to reduce the decision uncertainty.
Most A(H1N1 pdm09 virus isolates tested worldwide remain sensitive to oseltamivir; thus, strategies to optimize the use of oseltamivir should be considered, and additional evidence should be collected with respect to reduction of nosocomial spread of A(H1N1 pdm09 virus and to potential benefits from late treatment in severely ill children.
