The phrase "additional inscription" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary text or message that is added to an existing item, such as a document, plaque, or piece of art.
Example: "The artist included an additional inscription on the back of the painting to provide context about its creation."
Alternatives: "extra engraving" or "supplementary text".
An additional English inscription notes that the structure was entirely rebuilt at the expense of the English consul at Damascus by early 1868.The tomb itself measures 6 foot feet long and stands 4 foot feet high.
Most of the books are signed by the author, and many have additional signatures or inscriptions from others associated with the work.
The hieroglyphic inscriptions contain additional information about the city's sociopolitical organization as well as dates and accounts of major historical events.
Even when the language is otherwise preserved (as with Classical Greek and Latin), inscriptions yield essential additional data for its history, dialects, and social diversification.
Many of the pottery sherds contain Tamil-Brahmi inscriptions on them, which have provided additional evidence for the archaeologist to date them.
Keep the style of the artwork and the inscription consistent if you want the same company to buy additional cards.
An inscription on the Radziwiłłs' replica of Szczerbiec, now also lost, could provide an additional hint as to the duke's identity: "Boleslaus, Duke of Poland, Masovia, and Łęczyca" – except that no duke of this name and titles ever existed.
Additional evidence for the existence of the Acra may come from the chance discovery, published by, of a fragmentary Greek inscription in the Old City of Jerusalem.
Utilized by the ancient Romans principally for decorative purposes and inscriptions, as in triumphal arches, it became an important part of the Renaissance facade, often enclosing an additional story, the windows of which became part of the decoration.
