The phrase "additional important information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that there is more information that is significant or relevant to a topic or situation.
Example: "Before making your final decision, please review the additional important information provided in the report."
Alternatives: "further crucial details" or "extra significant information".
Further analysis of the whole spheroid body's genome and comparison with free-living cyanobacteria will provide additional important information on the age of the interaction and the importance of different molecular processes and genetic modifications.
Dr. Temple said he expected that additional important information would come from a study that is the largest involving a calcium channel blocker.
The latter can be quantified using data from agri-environmental schemes or farm surveys and would provide additional important information on the environmental benefits of sheep farming.
Competing-risk methods based on estimable quantities are generally straightforward and yield additional important information when multiple failure types are present.
We prove that the equation is globally well-posed when n⩽8 and ill-posed when n⩾9, with the additional important information that scattering holds true when 5⩽n⩽8.
In summary, the results showed clearly the superiority of probabilistic block theory analysis over the deterministic block theory analysis in obtaining additional important information with respect to designing rock slopes.
Our work clearly demonstrates how additional important health information (data not originally collected by the study) can be obtained and used for epidemiologic study.
Therefore, these features may not provide additional prognostic information within this group of patients, as compared with molecular markers such as Skp2, which may provide additional and important information in this subset of patients.
The pathologist can provide additional important prognostic information, including tumor differentiation and extent, invasion of surgical margins, and extension into the thyroid.
Other factors, including previous venous thromboembolism, higher waist circumference, lower estimated glomerular filtration rate, lower heart rate, and lower body mass index, provided additional important predictive information, yielding a C-index of 0.72.
Our analysis examined HIV testing referral for TB patients, so an analysis of screening HIV-infected patients for TB or of cross-referral services would provide additional important policy information.
