The phrase "additional probing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where further investigation or inquiry is needed, often in research, interviews, or discussions.
Example: "The researcher conducted additional probing to gather more in-depth responses from the participants."
Alternatives: "further inquiry" or "extra investigation".
With additional probing, about a third of such reports are longer than 300 words.
Several Democrats, including Sen. Richard J. Durbin (Ill). and Sen. Cory Booker (N.J ., said the reported Kushner meeting needs additional probing.
Over the past 10 years, continuous effort has been put into technical development, modifications to improve the overall performance, and additional probing techniques to meet users' needs.
The structured clinical interviews used in the current study constrained the interviewer from asking additional probing questions that could have provided additional evidence to make strong inferences about the number sequences available to the children.
A weakness of the algorithm is that a scanner can boost its successful connection count by accessing known good servers, enabling additional probing of unknown addresses prior to detection.
Tween boys aren't likely to ask additional probing questions, after all, and I want him to understand this.
The sheer scale of the disaster, however, is why – after multiple select committees, the Hutton and Butler inquiries – this additional probe was impossible to avoid.
There have been demands for additional probes throughout Europe, where regulators have new rules at their disposal promising strict punishments for companies that violate citizens' privacy.
PI's who require additional probes or probes of a different type must discuss their needs with OMO before the cruise.
Additional probes include a 5 mm triple gradient Triple Broad Band Inverse detection (TBI) probe with the 3rd channel tuned for 13C, 10 mm broad band and a 1H/19F probe.
This holds true for the soliton write beam (i.e. the driving laser beam), as well as for additional probe beams, which may carry optically encoded information.
