The phrase "additional introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary introduction to a topic, person, or concept.
Example: "Before we dive into the main presentation, I would like to provide an additional introduction to our guest speaker."
Alternatives: "further introduction" or "supplementary introduction".
Indeed, these more detailed analyses would likely be extremely interesting, however the density of the current manuscript (see the reply to editor's summary) hardly allows for the addition of more results, which would also lead to additional Introduction and Discussion.
The thirty articles of the Declaration fit onto fourteen tiny pages and still left enough room for an additional introduction, which said, in part, "These rights belong to you.
The additional introduction of heuristic improvements further optimizes the performance in real network scenarios.
Additional introduction of strontium into BHA/glass composite increases the influence on parameters of HA elementary lattice.
By additional introduction of the monomer hexamethyldisiloxane (HMDSO) in vapor stream the structure and the properties of the coatings are modified by partial incorporation of organic components.
However, sensor's performance not only depends on bioactive sensing layer properties, but also on the additional introduction of luminol in the reaction medium which delays ECL reaction.
The importance of the propagation, further development and utilization of excelling individuals is stressed, as is the importance of additional introductions of plant material from promising species.
Even though PD-causing X. fastidiosa has been established in the US for more than 100 years, it remains important to prevent additional introductions of this subspecies.
The first introduction of the CRF02_AG in Guinea-Bissau was estimated to 1976 (95% highest posterior probability (HPD) 1968 1982), followed by four additional introductions during a short time period (1979 1981) (Table S2).
The assumption of no additional introductions from the outside into the household is particularly convenient, as it enabled us to obtain precise transmissibility estimates even with a study size of less than 50 households [23].
Our primary goal has been to establish that it is indeed an introduced pathogen; but in doing we find that, even after all this time, there are still good reasons to prevent additional introductions.
