The phrase "additional features of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra functionalities or characteristics of a product, service, or concept.
Example: "The software update includes additional features of the application that enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "extra attributes of the" or "supplementary aspects of the".
In addition to the framework, the current paper discusses additional features of the index such as the cost model and system design model, which were not presented or discussed earlier.
There are two additional features of the cladograms: color coding and a special icon.
Water-table rise, climate-change scenarios, and decay chains are additional features of the model.
Finally, the additional features of the interface are presented with the corresponding benefits being discussed.
Two additional features of the German Enlightenment are relevant: (1) the founding of the first professional journals and (2) the increasing concern of philosophy with its own history.
In the case of n-hexane and m-xylene additional features of the response profile were observed before reaching equilibrium, revealing the contribution of additional response mechanisms.
In this paper the additional features of the model such as the possibility to simulate supercritical water and liquid metals are presented.
To accurately model development and pathogenic conditions at later stages, researchers need to generate and map more-mature human brain organoids that can gain additional features of the developed organ.
Additional features of the model are the possibilities to account for friction at the interface between upper and lower X-Lam panels, and for a strength domain between shear and tensile force in the metal connectors.
Additional features of the software include retention time determination, which is achieved with the use of theoretical isotope fitting; here, we assume that the best theoretical fit will occur at the correct retention time for any given peptide.
Our results demonstrate additional features of the Fenton reaction such as the formation of a metal-bound oxidant specific for Met (and not Tyr or His), which may assist formulation scientists in the rationalization of unexpected oxidation selectivities.
