The phrase "additional sources including" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to extra materials or references that are part of a larger list or discussion.
Example: "In my research paper, I will provide additional sources including articles, books, and interviews to support my arguments."
Alternatives: "further sources such as" or "more references including".
The new corporate structures permit capital to be raised from additional sources, including public share offerings.
Today, protein products are derived from numerous additional sources, including peas, amaranth, rice, canola and fungi.
Last month, the International Fund for Agricultural Development, an arm of the United Nations, and the Inter-American Development Bank releaset a set of numbers culled from additional sources, including private survey data and records of money-transfer companies.
Business entities, by contrast, have no deadline, and in fact are eligible for assistance from additional sources, including the federal government, said Nicole Elkon, a spokeswoman for the 9/11 United Services Group, which is coordinating relief efforts among several charities.
For additional sources, including different state materials, researchers may wish to consult other relevant research guides and portals such as Vermont Law School's Environmental Law Research Resources, and/or the Environmental Law guide prepared by Lewis & Clark Law School's Paul L. Boley Law Library.
However, it should be noted that myocardia cytokines can come from multiple additional sources, including resident macrophages, microvascular endothelial cells, fibroblasts and cardiomyocytes.
Additional sources included in the secondary search strategy were: 1.
Additional sources include magnetized structures in the Earth's crust, as well as electric current systems flowing in the ionosphere and magnetosphere.
These additional sources include but are not limited to (a) potential temporal mismatch between the biomass data providing initial carbon stocks in 2005 and the activity data beginning in 2006 and (b) uncertainty in the equations and factors used in the FIA to convert tree measurements to estimates of wood volume and carbon stocks.
Additional sources included Google Scholar and reference list of relevant articles and book chapters.
Additional sources included reference lists from reviews and related articles from 'Google Scholar'.
