The phrase "additional subject matter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as academic writing, legal documents, or discussions where extra topics or content are being introduced or referenced.
Example: "The report includes additional subject matter that was not covered in the initial presentation."
Alternatives: "extra topics" or "supplementary content".
The large team consisted of all small team members with additional subject matter experts, a program manager and a representative from the NCI.
Additional subject matter experts in the network biology, COPD, lung biology, and biological processes represented by the networks were invited to participate in the discussions and contribute their expert feedback independent from the network-building experts.
Ten additional subjects were initially tested.
He did, however, say that Grants.gov has "trained additional personnel on Grants.gov subject-matter calls.
Hence, to respond correctly, test takers need subject-specific teaching knowledge and only little subject-matter knowledge because additional information has been provided in the item description (e.g., specifying price as decision criterion rather than simply a quantitative criterion).
A priori we considered 4 focus groups of 5 children each to be sufficient to reach information saturation on components of HRQL in childhood asthma: i.e., to reach a state in which no additional insights on the subject matter were obtained by the investigators.
In addition, they polled subject matter experts and reviewed major synthesis reports to identify additional relevant sources.
Sightings will never lack subject-matter.
Subject-matter experts were given double weight.
Identified subject-matter experts in TBI, CTE, and suicide were contacted via e-mail, provided with the list of identified publications for inclusion, and asked to submit suggestions for additional articles for consideration; no recommendations for additional publications were received.
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