The phrase "additional fascinating" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when you want to describe something that is both extra and captivating, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The additional fascinating details about the project really caught my attention."
Alternatives: "extra intriguing" or "further captivating".
An additional, fascinating snippet of information was brought to us by MusicianClare: "When they met, Rostropovich's entire knowledge of English was 'thank you very much' and 'goodbye'goodbye
Future work will surely reveal additional fascinating roles for specific ion flows in morphogenesis.
This additional fascinating, but complicating, issue should be taken into consideration when deciding which is the best target option for the development of an antihyperalgesic rather than an antiallodynic purinergic-based agent.
(The show's Web site, makers.com, is chock-full of additional, often fascinating interviews).
Novak, especially, developed fantastic and voluminous sources and had the gift of seamlessly mining sources for additional and fascinating fodder.
It's a story that's been told many times, and in several excellent biographies, but in Richard Curson Smith's documentary for the BBC it's given some fascinating additional layers.
The discovery sheds fascinating additional light on some of ancient Egypt's most important but least well understood historical events – a religious revolution and counter-revolution which convulsed much of Egyptian society some 3350 years ago.
A fascinating additional response Shaftesbury offered to the "Why be moral?" question is to equate a commitment to morality to the love of beauty.
Recent studies showing that youthful systemic circulation rejuvenates aged stem cells in heterochronic-aged parabionts provides a fascinating additional implication of our study (Conboy et al., 2005; Villeda et al., 2011; Conboy and Rando, 2012).
For additional information on this fascinating area of collecting, see Collecting Vintage Posters.
Additional studies in the fascinating Chinese context will also likely lead to facets of insights that, despite its 100-year history, have yet to be observed in the turnover literature.
