The phrase "additional preferences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra choices or options that someone may have beyond the standard ones.
Example: "Please let us know if you have any additional preferences regarding your meal selection for the event."
Alternatives: "extra choices" or "further options".
As additional preferences we used a radius of 3 bonds (ECFP_6) and a hash space of size 220 bits for the resulting hashed fingerprints.
On the basis of the results of a previous paper from Rosenbaum et al. [33] we chose a bond diameter of 6 and a hash space of size 220 bits as additional preferences for the hashed fingerprints.
The EU also has introduced a GSP + facility, which provides additional preferences to countries which ratify and implement 27 international conventions on core human and labour rights, the environment and good governance (Verma and Elman 2007, Switzer 2008).
While many antibodies display the proclaimed specificity, some suffer from severe cross-reactivity, and most exhibit additional preferences for the modification state of adjacent residues.
First, we analysed the immediate 20 nucleotides adjacent to 5´ and 3´ flanking the TTAA site to evaluate if piggyBac insertion exhibited any additional preferences within the insertion flanking sequences.
You may be asked to indicate additional preferences regarding your plan for installing Windows, such as whether you are using a flash drive or installation disc.
Additional preference results will be published in details elsewhere.
To find an appropriate compromise solution, additional preference information is needed from a decision maker, who in our case is an expert in transducer design.
While most such possible world semantics rely on a single ordering, we investigate the use of an additional preference ordering representing, for instance, the epistemic context the agent finds itself in to guide the process of belief change.
A spokesman said: "Local councils can now consider giving additional preference within their local allocation schemes to applicants who need accommodation as a result of leaving the armed forces, or to those who require suitable adapted accommodation because of needs created as a result of their armed forces service".
This additional "preference saving" (PS ) reflects the relative priorities for minimising travel time or maximising preference satisfaction.
