The phrase "additional properties in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing extra features or characteristics related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The report outlines additional properties in the new software that enhance its functionality."
Alternatives: "extra features in the" or "supplementary attributes in the".
NEVERTHELESS, Mr. Trump said that he was continuing to look at additional properties in the county and the general area.
Last month the Princeton Township Committee approved three additional properties in the Princeton Ridge area for possible high-density, low-cost housing for the elderly.
The company is looking to expand further, Mr. Stasko said, and is scouting additional properties in the United States, Europe and Asia.
"Part of the problem was that we thought that the easement was the beginning of the bridge-building process," Ms. Santelli said, "but we were also concerned that Charles Wang, who lives in Cove Neck, bought up 50 additional properties in the area.
Some characteristic gene sets particularly in signal transduction and gene RM systems were determined, and additional properties in the genome structure were compared with those of other cyanobacteria.
To represent the kinome sequence alignment in ProKinO, we created two additional properties in these instances: hasPKAStartLocation and hasPKAEndLocation; these store the aligned start and end residue positions with respect to PKA.
He also bought additional property in the area and said he was mulling options for the other brands he controls.
This data shows that IFN-λs may have additional properties in addition to their anti-viral capacity, such that they may be antagonists of Th2 and Th17 responses and function by inducing the Th1 polarizing cytokines type II IFN-γ and IL-12.
It also pledged two additional properties in Massachusetts as security against bond and bank debt.
Morgan Stanley and its partners have already spent or committed about $600 million to buy properties in Seattle, New York and Montreal, and more than 15 additional properties in 14 cities worldwide.
Although there are no hard numbers on the quantity of capsule-like hotels around the world, she says, both Yotel and Qbic are moving forward plans for additional properties in 2008, which suggests that tiny rooms could have a big future.
