The phrase "additional points such as" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when introducing examples or elaborating on specific items related to a broader topic.
Example: "In our discussion about climate change, we should consider additional points such as renewable energy sources and conservation efforts."
Alternatives: "further aspects like" or "extra elements such as".
After Duchovny finished his first draft, Carter added additional plot points, such as the inclusion of the Alien Bounty Hunter and retired FBI agent Arthur Dales.
Any final decision will also consider additional end points such as differences in complications and process measures.
These areas include bounding estimates of health impacts of sulfates, ozone health impact assessment, and additional health end points such as chronic bronchitis.
In some cases, additional studies in different species may specifically address irritative end points such as nasal secretion or mucociliary clearance.
Second, measures of peripheral vascular function, such as arterial stiffness, may offer additional, noninvasive insight into renal and vascular risk, before the onset of clinical end points such as declining renal function, hypertension, or microalbuminuria (9).
If the ice cream has thickened properly, you can stir in any additional ingredients at this point, such as chocolate chips or cookie chunks.
Some additional points worthy of consideration, such as minimum standards for day nurseries, plans and self-evaluation of child care and education, problems of child care and education plans, and parental involvement are also included in this article.
It also points to additional roles, such as border surveillance, humanitarian assistance and maritime patrol, as jobs the jet can also comfortably carry out.
Trilateration is one of the basic principles of location estimation, in which it uses three or more data points – with additional information such as signal strength – to determine relative position of an object.
Resource needs are particularly acute as additional points of marginalisation emerge from factors such as ethnic minority status and rural context.
