The phrase "additional marking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra annotations, labels, or indications added to something, such as documents or items.
Example: "The teacher provided additional marking on the assignments to highlight areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "extra labeling" or "supplementary notation".
Or they might improve their grade-point average, because an additional marking period's worth of grades would be included in their transcript if they applied at the regular deadline.
Many, but not all state verbs in Chinese can add an event argument without any additional marking, usually expressing the inchoative aspect.
Section "Additional marking structure for graph traversal" presents a solution for traversing our representation of the de Bruijn graph.
Either the current CE marking will be improved or there will be an additional marking; the solution must be found as soon as possible.
I don't know whether or not he's planning to call it Stubb/SMEs.com, but I wish him every success with it and I must say that I share my colleagues' caution, as expressed in the oral question, on the subject of additional marking and its compatibility with the existing system.
In particular, the syncytial morphology of the myotubes allows an unquestionable and direct identification of the differentiated state by contrast microscopy with no need whatsoever for additional molecular marking and immuno-FISH (Additional file 1: Figure S1).
That he has also cleared the nest fouled so disgracefully by Hansie Cronje earns an additional mark.
The essential additional mark of serfdom was the lack of many of the personal liberties that were held by freedmen.
With traditional media, the standard way that this is done is by placing a layer of velum over the original, and making the additional marks on it.
They also get additional marks for when the very smiley Tony Harris told some guy from the Huffington Post that he looked forward "to reading [his] paper" the next day.
Morgan Stanley and Oliver Wyman, a consultancy, estimate there could be up to $80 billion of additional mark-downs among the top 20 banks this year.
