The phrase "additional items from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra or supplementary items that are sourced from a specific context or location.
Example: "Please review the additional items from the inventory list before making your final decision."
Alternatives: "extra items from the" or "supplementary items from the".
He will cull the additional items from the archive's stable of Mrs. Kennedy's accessories.
The keywords "fission," "fusion," and "runoff" did not pull any additional items from the database.
These patient survey derived aspects were complemented by 21 additional items from the physician survey, and 10 not yet covered aspects resulting from the literature search.
All other items, including new items derived from participants from round two and additional items from the systematic review will be listed in random order.
Additional items from the other sources: literature review, provider panel and caregiver observations were also considered for inclusion at this point.
Additional items from the questionnaire were entered as covariates into the models if we found significant baseline differences between groups or if they were theoretically or empirically identified as potential confounders.
Following this approach, in the current study we combined items from the APSD with items from the developmentally appropriate Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) (36,37) and an additional item from the Brief Infant Toddler Social Emotional Assessment chosen for its similarity to the prosocial Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire items (35).
One additional item from the original test was also useful for developing the DCI, so we report student responses to this item in the Results as well: Which of the following descriptions best fits the relationship between the terms gene, allele, locus, and chromosome?
The team identified eight additional items from their knowledge of the research literature.
The Decca label has marked the occasion by releasing a boxed set of sixty-five CDs, titled "Britten: The Complete Works," drawing mainly from the label's library of recordings made under the composer's supervision, with additional items from eighteen other labels.
The A-TAC consists of 262 items that address clinical issues: symptom criteria listed in the DSM for NDPs [ 1], key items for other psychiatric disorders according to the DSM [ 1], and additional items from published questionnaires and clinical practice.
