The phrase "additional methodologies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra methods or approaches that complement existing ones in a particular context, such as research or project development.
Example: "In our study, we implemented additional methodologies to enhance the reliability of our results."
Alternatives: "supplementary methods" or "extra techniques".
Additional methodologies for average damping estimation are presented in Boltežar et al. (2003).
Continuous research offers additional methodologies, which have some difference from the traditional assays, for the determination of several small weigh compounds.
In addition to incorporating IRT-based methodology, the work on NAEP led to the development of additional methodologies including marginal estimation procedures that could optimize the reporting of proficiency scales based on very complex designs (von Davier et al. 2006).
It also may limit the ability to use additional methodologies to help answer whether the intervention might work practicably at scale.
There are many additional methodologies that could be mapped from the rich reservoir of statistical genomics to the application of modeling methylation dynamics.
Adverse events that occur infrequently during premarketing randomized clinical trials or are under-reported with traditional postmarketing methods of drug surveillance underscore the need for additional methodologies and data sources to monitor drug safety (1).
This article considers these methodological issues and offers an additional methodology focused on fetal neurobehavior for discerning potential mechanisms that may mediate associations between maternal psychological functioning and the developing fetal nervous system.
An additional methodology is presented on how to perform a stable switching between the BT and NSW equations within the unstructured FV framework.
In this paper, we provide an additional methodology to investigate such problems by employing both applied mathematical modelling and classical phonon theory.
An additional methodology which distinguishes MSP-generated DNA containing a low level of methylation is high resolution melting curve analysis (HRMA or Mc-MSP) (Kristensen et al., 2008; Wojdacz & Dobrovic, 2009), which measures the quantitative ratio of methylated and unmethylated product as differing peaks so produced in the melting curve analysis.
Therefore, there is room for additional methodology to address questions of complex disease etiology.
