The phrase "additional reinforced" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct term would typically be "reinforced" or "additionally reinforced," depending on the context.
Example: "The structure was additionally reinforced to withstand stronger winds."
Alternatives: "further reinforced" or "extra reinforced".
A new strengthening approach of reinforced concrete columns was introduced by applying High-Performance Fiber-Reinforced Cementitious Composites (HPFRC) sprayed mortar combined with additional reinforcing steel bars.
Additional reinforcing fibers with a negative thermal expansion coefficient such as Kevlar fibers are helpful to strengthen the reliability of the interface and enhance the actuating ability of the SMA hybrid composites.
So we check our phone, and if what we find is pleasurable, we get another additional reinforcing dopamine hit.
Four types of 1.2 m square panels were subjected to blast to investigate the performance of new walls: reinforced concrete (RC) panels; fiber reinforced concrete (FRC) panels without additional reinforcement; FRC panels reinforced with steel bars; and RC panels reinforced with glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) bars.
On the first trial, an additional reinforcer was placed on the edge of the target cup (coconut).
The Sunni Awakening in Anbar Province was under way before the surge, but the arrival of additional troops reinforced the effort there and encouraged the growth of Awakening movements in other parts of Iraq.
In the past 20 years, numerous tests have been conducted to demonstrate the effectiveness of additional fiber reinforced polymers (FRPs) or steel jacketing in the seismic retrofit of circular reinforced concrete (RC) columns.
Three additional typical reinforced concrete beams of the same total dimensions were also cast to serve as control specimens.
These additional data reinforced the view that ethylene induced the expression of genes encoding defensive proteins in the Pet of citrus leaves to protect tissues remaining attached to the plant from pathogen attack.
