The phrase "additional resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary decision, solution, or clarification in a discussion or document.
Example: "The committee proposed an additional resolution to address the concerns raised during the meeting."
Alternatives: "further resolution" or "supplementary resolution".
In addition, the method can disaggregate savings into components, which provides additional resolution for understanding the effectiveness of individual projects when several projects are implemented together.
This additional resolution was also lost by averaging up the data.
Mr. Mead said that because of fundamental size limits in the wavelengths of light, it is unlikely that future digital sensors will gain much additional resolution.
To provide additional resolution for some pairwise comparisons, pairwise amino acid identity values53 were calculated between genomes using the enveomics software package81.
The confocal microscope was used in an attempt to see through the noise created by the abundant dentine tubules, though it did not provide significant additional resolution.
Vertebrate fossils provide additional resolution for the timing of three crucial tectonic events: India KL Arc collision during the Late Cretaceous, India Asia collision during the Early Eocene, and the rise of the Himalaya during the Early Miocene.
-- Plans and intentions of UNSC members, especially the P-5, to consider additional resolutions against North Korea and/or sanctions under existing resolutions.
In recent months, we've sought and gained three additional resolutions on Iraq, Resolutions 1441, 1483 and 1511, precisely because the global danger of terror demands a global response.
Those claims added urgency to the White House case that military action to depose Mr. Hussein needed to be taken quickly, and could not await further inspections of the country or additional resolutions at the United Nations.
The Soviet Union is no less criminal for shipping off citizens to Siberia without due process". Carole Currey, who opposed naming South Africa, said that many board members are leery of getting into "foreign policy issues" because of the fear of setting a precedent for other groups to come before the board with additional resolutions.
So again, the extra resolution creates additional options in the final product.
