"additional evidence to support" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you need to introduce additional evidence that backs up a statement or claim. For example, "The results of the study showed that increased exercise is beneficial to physical health. Additional evidence to support this finding comes from a study done in 2009."
An expanded version, with additional evidence to support the theory — which was known as the serial endosymbiotic theory — became her first book, "Origin of Eukaryotic Cells".
London's Metropolitan Police department said they had no additional evidence to support an investigation.
There has also been additional evidence to support the hypothesis that gastrointestinal irritation is involved in crib-biting in horses.
The interaction between these factors provides additional evidence to support the role of audiovisual attention in the emergence of noise annoyance.
The Dubna researchers have also accumulated additional evidence to support their claim, which they submitted to IUPAC and IUPAP earlier this year.
Thus, there was additional evidence to support the low-latitude auroral events reported in the present study, excluding the event E. These facts are also noted in the last column of Table 2.
The transposition of the theory in quantitative metrics allowed us also to provide additional evidence to support another well-established theory about the maximum number of stable relationships for individuals in social environments (Dunbar's number [9]).
In this stage, the problem-solver attempts to formulate hypotheses for the observed behavior and in the process may seek out additional evidence to support or eliminate competing hypotheses.
Additional evidence to support this concept was generated in experiments in which co-administration of VLPs with a plasmid designed to express HPV16 E6 oncoprotein was associated with significant enhancement of plasmid-encoded E6-specific cellular immune responses.
These results provide additional evidence to support the value of a hiding box to cats housed in a novel environment, in that they choose hiding relative to other types of environmental enrichment.
Despite other reports citing clear benefits to feeding supplemental synthetic Lys or Met in diets fed to high-producing lactating dairy cows, we were unable to provide additional evidence to support these findings.
