The phrase "additional lines from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra text or content that is being added or referenced from a source.
Example: "In the report, I included additional lines from the original manuscript to provide more context."
Alternatives: "extra excerpts from the" or "supplementary text from the".
What if scholars unearth a first-century papyrus with additional lines from, say, the Gospel of Mark, which states unequivocally that Jesus was married?
Draw additional lines inside the leaves, starting from the center of each leaf.
Raman spectra of RBC recorded using this high-sensitivity, dual-wavelength apparatus has enabled identification of several additional lines; the hitherto-unreported lines originate purely from hemoglobin molecules.
Over the years, Brown had contributed a dozen HGPS cell lines to an NIH-sponsored aging cell bank, but additional lines came from PRF's cell and tissue bank.
These additional lines originate either from residuals of the precursors, or from artifacts, provided by scattering at the TEM grid or microscope parts.
We also performed the AR assay on a previously published RTT-hiPS cell line with the point mutation p.R306C (30, 46), as well as two additional hiPS cell lines from the same patient.
Several additional lines of evidence from animal models support the idea that the Y2R constitutes a viable target for the treatment of alcohol dependence.
The diffraction pattern is drawn with additional lines that are 0.11 μm from the inside and outside of the tip (the diffraction pattern is shown by the shading in Figure 2C).
Rumors of the decision caused shares of DoCoMo to tumble 3.5% yesterday, and then rise 1% today on hopes that the company would either delay the offering or cancel it and instead seek additional lines of credit from Japanese banks.
Additional stocks, including the lines from the CSS collection (Kurusu et al. 2008), are listed in Supporting Information, Table S1.
