The phrase "additional information questions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to questions that seek further details or clarification on a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "If you have any additional information questions, please feel free to reach out to me for clarification."
Alternatives: "follow-up questions" or "further inquiry questions".
We regularly updated these pages as we received additional information or questions pertaining to the challenge and The ALS Association.
India has welcomed the GOP decision to file formal charges against the key masterminds of Mumbai; Islamabad now awaits an Indian response to requests for additional information (32 questions, including request for forensics, ballistics reports, etc) from New Delhi to support prosecution.
Leap.ai looks at a user's profile — either through that resume or through some additional information from questions — and tries to figure out what Zhou says are their "strengths, passions, and preferences," and then figures out which companies align with that.
They also stressed the importance of an easily accessible service point for additional information and questions.
The Research Associates took notes during and after the interviews, which served as additional information if questions arose during thematic coding of the transcripts.
All partner organisations have received individual summary reports of the PSP's main results, including additional information regarding questions not represented in the top ten which nonetheless may align closely with that organisation's research interests.
When BCS are interested in participating in the study, the researcher will have a onetime telephone contact (15 30 minutes) to provide additional information, address questions and second check of the eligibility criteria.
Discussion was initiated using a semi-structured guide with broad questions informed by our review of the literature; prepared follow-up questions and probes to elicit additional information; and spontaneous questions responsive to content raised by participants.
These questions were Question 3. What are the primary cues in the additional case information?, Question 7. Please summarise the case so far; including your thoughts on differentials, examination and treatment strategies, 8. Give your reasoning for choice of differentials?, Question 11.
Additional information, including repeat questions on hormone replacement therapy and questions on diet, was obtained at resurvey about three years after recruitment.
