The phrase "additional information provided by" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra details or context that has been supplied by a specific source or individual.
Example: "The report includes additional information provided by the research team that clarifies the findings."
Alternatives: "supplementary details supplied by" or "further insights given by".
In addition, further research sought to determine if additional information provided by DWI could improve the diagnostic value of breast MRI.
Additional information provided by NYC Fashion Info and MB Fashion Week.
This article was amended following additional information provided by Zaman about the likely cost of PharmaChk.
Striking down the ban, CAS said Klishina's permanent residence in the U.S. meant she still met the IAAF's competition criteria "despite the additional information provided by Professor McLaren".
Many strong applicants are deferred and reconsidered in context of the regular decision pool, with the additional information provided by mid-year grades.
Taking into account the additional information provided by a torque sensor located in the wheel, there is no need to use any longitudinal model of the vehicle.
The additional information provided by the MSR-1B transcriptome revealed differential gene expression in the two MSR-1 cultures, which was otherwise undetectable.
We hypothesized that the additional information provided by the CI would allow subjects to perform better on a frequency discrimination task.
Whether the additional information provided by either individual groups or an aggregator like Charity Navigator becomes more widely used is an open question.
Since they examine the context of messages and can build up the database with additional information provided by the user, Bayesian filters can adapt and correctly identify future messages as junk as well.
Furthermore, little is known about how additional information provided by the supplier affects consumers' similarity perceptions without changing the extension product itself more than on a superficial level and without emphasizing common benefits.
