The phrase "additional gender" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing gender identities beyond the traditional binary classification of male and female.
Example: "The survey included options for additional gender identities to ensure inclusivity for all respondents."
Alternatives: "extra gender" or "supplementary gender".
Additional gender neutral restrooms are immediately above on the 2nd floor.
Regardless of the controversy, NWO plans to move forward with its efforts to integrate additional gender awareness training for its grant reviewers.
Moreover, they showed earlier first words and phrases if their mother was at a high level of education, which reveals an additional gender effect.
It is also recognized that women are particularly sensitive to health inequalities beyond social stratification [ 13, 14], with additional gender effects reflecting such social disadvantage.
Additionally, responses are presented for those identifying gender as either female or male, those reporting an additional gender category are not included.
Following the results showing gender-specific differentially hydroxymethylated regions (DhmRs) in genes related to sexual anatomical development, we hypothesized that 5hmC may play a role in additional gender related developmental processes.
As we reinvent old spaces and build new ones, Campus Life Safety and Regulatory Compliance and other departments are working together to identify additional gender-inclusive restrooms.
In contrast, gender referred to a social category comprising the roles and expectations a culture had for men, women, and (in some cases) additional genders, such as the berdache (men who live as women and women who live as men, found in some traditional American Indian cultures) or the hijra (men who live as women, found in some parts of India).
For brain and liver, an additional gender-pooled de novo sequence read assembly was performed.
These differences in baseline incidence suggest the presence of additional gender-specific risk or protective factors.
There is also the necessity to examine whether (and to what extent) additional gender-responsive factors contribute to the YLS/CMI-SV in terms of predicting recidivism as well as case management.
