The phrase "additional generations of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the continuation or expansion of a particular lineage, group, or concept over time.
Example: "The research aims to explore the impact of climate change on additional generations of plant species."
Alternatives: "further generations of" or "subsequent generations of".
Until the inspection and assessment processes address the child's entire ecosystem and until the abatement process requires clearance testing by an independent party, we will be left wondering why some residences continue to poison additional generations of children.
When this final preliminary step is attained, all that is needed to create a eusocial colony is for the parents and offspring to stay at the nest and cooperate in raising additional generations of young.
Here we report the results of five additional generations of laboratory evolution starting from 3-2G7.
Until we alter the distribution of power, we will consign additional generations of children to educational cesspools.
They simulated four additional generations of random selection in order to extend their data set.
Simulations based on a real pedigree show that additional generations of pedigree increase the type I error.
In other words, the addition of one half a genome with one additional generation of exposure to the hatchery resulted in 30 40% decline in fitness.
In this way a large percentage of the pollutants that were formerly discharged through the exhaust system are burned (though with no additional generation of power).
At 1.30pm, the National Grid, anticipating a shortfall for later that day, issued its NISM calling for additional generation of 500MW to be offered to cover peak demand between 4.30 and 6.30pm that evening.
We have also calculated the additional generation of labour requirement and GDP growth rate as a result of imposing National Food Security Act.
Further, it was confirmed that an amorphous to crystalline transition takes place during potentiodynamic growth, and the transition triggers the additional generation of oxygen bubbles that occurs within the oxide.
