The phrase "additional headings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra titles or sections that are added to a document or piece of writing for better organization or clarity.
Example: "In the report, we will include additional headings to clearly outline each section of our findings."
Alternatives: "extra titles" or "supplementary headings".
(Record the responses as additional headings on the board).
Coded data from the transcriptions was transferred into the categories within an electronic table format, similar to Table 1 but with additional headings for the different categories.
To support the identification and retrieval of relevant articles, MeSH (Medical Subject Headings, http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/factsheets/mesh.html) terms are used in PubMed to label the topic of each document, along with additional headings known as Supplementary Concepts (SCs).
Four additional headings were identified and added to the tool during the pilot visit: reason for travel; driving behaviour at the time of the collision; safety features of the vehicle; and, vehicle condition.
Previously identified included studies were searched in Scopus to gather additional subject headings.
All citations in the study corpus are identified by at least one MI-MeSH term, based on the initial selection criteria, plus up to thirty additional MeSH headings (the maximum found is 26 concurrent Major Topics).
To identify medical conditions and other correlates of functional impairment we searched electronic databases using key words and medical subject headings (Additional file 1).
Incorrectly excluded citations from a previously validated palliative search filter were studied using frequency analysis of MeSH terms, resulting in the additional inclusion of headings which empirically improved the sensitivity of the original Master Search.
In table E in appendix 2, the adverse events coded here under "other" are broken down under the additional MedDRA SOC headings, including general, nervous system, metabolic, and pregnancy.
Some CAM products included were dietary supplements, vitamins and minerals (see CAM keywords or subject headings in Additional file 1).
We inhibit specific reactions (column headings of Additional Files 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, and 17) to generate the various knock-out conditions needed for inferring which connections are required or not.
