The phrase "additional points in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra information or details that are being added to a discussion or document.
Example: "In the report, we will cover additional points in the analysis section to provide a more comprehensive overview."
Alternatives: "further details in the" or "extra information in the".
This article was amended on 27 December 2013 to clarify that killing prostitutes does not give a player additional points in the game, but having sex with them does.
The Gini coefficient increased by 2 points in the 1990s, grew by around 2 additional points in the stagnation and crisis of the early 2000s, and fell 2 points in the subsequent recovery.
The coefficients of these functions are given at space or time vertex locations and additional points in the time interval or rectangular region (Ogata 2011b; Ogata et al. 2003).
Feel free to leave additional points in the comments.
We then discuss several additional points in the attached document below, following this letter.
We know that intercalating confers benefits in terms of gaining additional points in the academic ranking system for applications for FY1 posts.
Philippe Albera, a Swiss music critic, makes the additional point in the performance commentary that Nono questioned "the respective positions of the composer, interpreter and listener".
And in a nod to the points system used in the North American Soccer League, each goal (up to three) will be worth an additional point in the standings.
Rather than dressing a designated fighter or an energizing presence as the 18th skater, are teams instead carrying a good shootout player in case the game ends in a tie and goes to a postgame penalty-shot contest that awards the winner an additional point in the standings?
Responses that appropriately disagreed with an illogically stated conclusion received an additional "logical" point, while those that inappropriately agreed with an illogical conclusion received an additional point in the "illogical" category.
The severity of psychological distress increases with severity and extent of abuse: for every additional point in the abuse score, women report a 0.081 points increase in the score of psychological distress (p <0.0001).
