The phrase "additional movement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra or supplementary physical motion or activity in various contexts, such as sports, dance, or physical therapy.
Example: "The coach emphasized the importance of additional movement during practice to improve overall performance."
Alternatives: "extra motion" or "supplementary movement".
Unlike other CPTs that do not measure movement, these additional movement variables are valuable additions to tests to distinguish the overlap of core ADHD symptoms in children with OLD and would assist diagnostic classification.
The additional movement could be advantageously for reducing delamination.
With the term of additional movement of execution motion is defined, a detailed description of additional movements for the ease-offs of the real crowned tooth geometry is also investigated.
Moreover one clearly has (in fact the inequality can be strict, in which case one should think of the "lost mass" as being stored at the root, this incurs no additional movement cost).
Plus the court has four overhead sensors to track additional movement, and the ball has a built-in sensor (which the company has developed in partnership with Spalding).
Future generations of wearables will combine these features with additional movement and biometric trackings such as blood oxygen saturation and bioimpedance, to give an even better prediction about performance outcomes.
Ms. Grice is working on additional movements inspired by the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail and the Rockefeller State Park Preserve.
The Bach shared the first half of the program with Szymanowski's Symphonie Concertante (Op. 60) and Strauss's "Burleske," two works that are piano concertos in all but name (and in the Strauss, a couple of additional movements).
By the mid-18th century the use of additional movements (galanteries), such as gavottes, bourrées, and minuets, and even of an air (a lyrical movement not deriving from a dance), was common, as was a variously entitled introductory movement; e.g., prelude, overture, fantasia, sinfonia.
And the flowers don't just bow this time, but boast a number of additional movements.
However, the target can contain parts that can have additional movements.
