The phrase "additional information selected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra details or data that have been chosen or highlighted for consideration or review.
Example: "Please ensure that all additional information selected is included in the final report for clarity."
Alternatives: "extra information chosen" or "supplementary details picked".
Day-to-day work involves all aspects of the administrative handling of research proposals: requesting additional information, selecting referees, preparation of decisions based on referees' opinions, serving as contact for researchers at all stages, just to name a few.
In the following section, the new approach is compared to the state of the art and additional information about selected standards are also given.
The next sections provide additional information for selected input accelerograms, followed by a short indication on the way transfer functions, and thus, amplification factors are computed using classical concepts of wave propagation in horizontally stratified media.
However, it is highly likely that imaging will only confer additional information in selected subgroups of subjects in combination with traditional risk factors and (novel) serological markers.
The object scores of the dimensions that were meaningful and gave additional information were selected as variables.
Similarly, molecular subtyping using surrogate markers may provide important additional information for selected subgroups of breast cancer patients.
An integrated hyperlink to Google Scholar enables quick searches for additional information on selected accessions on the world-wide web.
However, EM may provide minor diagnostic criteria for mitochondrial disease in some patients with normal histochemistry (9), therefore EM may contribute additional information in selected cases.
This is because soft selection tends to use all the information available, while hard selection loses some additional information by selecting only a subset of the antenna elements.
Freq adopts an unsupervised process for selecting subgraph patterns, resulting in a comparable performance with MSV, indicating that there is no additional information from the selected subgraphs.
