The phrase "additional perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra insights or viewpoints that complement existing knowledge or understanding.
Example: "The study provided additional perceptions on the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "further insights" or "extra viewpoints".
John Locke took memory to be a power of the mind "to revive Perceptions, which it has once had, with this additional perception annexed to them, that it has had them before" (1690/1975, p. 150; see also Owens 1996).
Still, the team says that its experiments don't rule out that humans have evolved additional speech-perception abilities that our ancestors and chimps lacked.
To determine the molecular mechanisms behind the action of ethylene in fruit set and early fruit development, the relative expressions of six additional ethylene perception and signalling genes were also studied in pollinated and unpollinated fruits over 5 DPA.
Although it has been established that bilateral cochlear implants (CIs) offer additional speech perception and localization benefits to many children with severe to profound hearing loss, whether these improved perceptual abilities facilitate significantly better language development has not yet been clearly established.
From a qualitative point of view, the following items were assessed, considering the professionals' perceptions: additional staff, training course, meetings and communication, learning curve, and equipment/furniture purchase or update.
An additional question assessed perceptions of the seriousness of hepatitis A, dengue, measles and influenza infections.
Especially for older children, this yields valuable insight additional to the perceptions of the parents.
Additional file 5: Perceptions of behavioural interventions for tics among parents whose child has not received this intervention (n = 203).
Additional file 4: Perceptions of behavioural interventions for tics among parents whose child has received this intervention (n = 74).
Our ICS scale refers to the previous week and queries perception of comfort and health; questions on inner balance, particularly with respect to the ability of problem solving, security and inner congruence and resilience in terms of importance and manageability, and two additional items addressing perceptions of coldness/chillness and warmth ('thermo coherence').
