The phrase "additional interference" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing extra disruptions or obstacles that affect a process or situation.
Example: "The experiment was affected by additional interference from external sources, which skewed the results."
Alternatives: "further disruption" or "extra obstruction".
This design also had another problem: it is easy to touch the antenna inadvertently, creating additional interference.
"We've documented in an unassailable case that this will result in additional interference on already crowded airways".
This additional interference with decisions that should be left to consumers and physicians smacks of anti-libertarian nanny-statism.
But if you're at the corner of 33rd Street and Third Avenue, expect reduced range and clarity due to additional interference.
"The undeniable fact is that hundreds of thousands of radio listeners will experience additional interference as a result of low-power FM," said Dennis Wharton, a spokesman for the association.
Mr. Fritts of the National Association of Broadcasters said his organization was "pleased that Congress has protected radio listeners against additional interference that would have been caused by the F.C.C. low-power FM radio initiative".
From this equation it is clear that the outcome of the two-slit experiment is given by the sum of outcomes from each slit alone, plus an additional interference term.
The filing also says that "even if Con Edison were fully reimbursed for its costs of repair and restoration, the company expects to incur additional substantial incremental costs for measures to increase the security of its infrastructure, as well as substantial additional interference costs related to infrastructure rebuilding by New York City and others".
On the other hand, if a note is detected, but it was not really sounding, a replica, created using the note patterns, subtracted from the input signal, adds additional disturbance (interference) to the process of detection of other notes.
The simulations demonstrate that all the possible collision sets with more than 14 readers cannot generate a total interference that can hamper the target reader, which means that it is not necessary to consider additional interferences generated by more than 14 readers.
In addition to the already mentioned challenges and overheads related to the maintenance of clusters and their cluster-heads, it is clear that, even though routing overheads can be reduced, the cluster-head will always have to be part of any routing path, leading to non-optimal paths, and additional interferences in the vicinities of cluster-heads.
