The phrase "additional inaccuracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or further error or mistake in a statement or piece of information.
Example: "The report contained an additional inaccuracy that misled the readers about the project's timeline."
Alternatives: "further error" or "extra mistake".
Additional CT's secondary current distortion caused by repeatable transients results in increased error of indirect measurement of rms values of power line's current higher harmonics and additional inaccuracy of power quality estimation.
Some fragments fall outside the range of the size standard (i.e., >15 kb), requiring extrapolation and causing additional inaccuracy.
The large distances between the involved components further magnify the rotational tracking errors of the trackers, resulting in additional inaccuracy.
In order to avoid additional inaccuracies introduced by the practical situation, translinear loops that represent the functional basis of many computational circuits must contain only NMOS or PMOS active devices or must be implemented using quasi-symmetrical structures from the point of view of this complementarily (the same number of NMOS and PMOS transistors).
There are additional inaccuracies as well.
And the ongoing social media conversation continues to fuel rumors and speculation and generate additional inaccuracies.
Through immediate feedback, guidance and repeated training of laboratory staff, additional inaccuracies were prevented.
Falls were not defined for survey participants, which could have variations in interpretation of what constitutes a fall, and additional inaccuracies in the self-report data.
In general coupling of codes requires averaging of involved exchanged quantities due to different coordinate systems and grids used by the codes resulting in additional inaccuracies which degrade the output.
23, 30 As DTI data are acquired using an echo-planar imaging sequence, magnetic field inhomogeneities may cause geometric distortion at air tissue interfaces such as the temporal pole, thereby introducing additional inaccuracies into image registration.
However, in the majority of image data sets, this overlay was obtained only on a very low number of images, which could be excluded from evaluation without additional inaccuracies.
