"additional relevance" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that is related or important in addition to what has already been mentioned. Example: "The study found that exercise has numerous health benefits, but it also highlighted the additional relevance of a balanced diet in maintaining overall well-being."
The story gained additional relevance when Kaine was chosen as the Democratic vice-presidential nominee.
Last year Iwata wanted to leverage the company's sponsorship of the Masters golf tournament and to bring additional relevance to the Smarter Planet message.
To put it simply, Russian sanctions against the import or transit of most EU agricultural and food products is currently the biggest bottleneck of the New Silk Road -- something which took on additional relevance as the first test runs of European wine going to China aboard trains were successfully conducted in July.
Of additional relevance to nest-count surveys is the role of different land-use practices and levels of human disturbance on ape nesting behaviour and potential re-use of nests [61].
Of additional relevance to our findings, alcohol intake has also been associated with lower blood Hg concentrations [ 15, 49].
The figures have an additional relevance due to the fact that with early and effective intervention or prevention, they reveal a considerable saving potential [ 9, 51, 56- 58].
Novel in vitro placental models aim to improve the in vivo relevance by including additional relevant cell types, primary cells and/or fluidics to mimic the highly dynamic microenvironment of placental tissue.
Thus, consideration of the theta model allows us to explore how our results extend to a case with additional biological relevance.
It will be useful to clarify more fully how sterols are distributed among fungi and sister taxa [36] and to determine if these biochemical characters have additional phylogenetic relevance.
Additional clinical relevance of our findings pertains to the use of intrinsic subtypes (luminal A or B) to assess recurrence risk and make treatment decisions.
Because of additional potential relevance for family members and future reproductive decision making for the parents, it was decided in some countries that by default parents should be informed about this result.
