The phrase "additional valuable information" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra information that adds value or significance to a topic or discussion.
Example: "The report includes additional valuable information that can help us make informed decisions moving forward."
Alternatives: "extra useful details" or "further important insights".
EPOC gives additional valuable information about the optimality of decisions at the individual level.
Multivariate global sensitivity analyses based on aggregated indices are also performed, providing additional valuable information.
method was faster, easier, non-destructive (to the cells) and more accurate, while giving additional valuable information on the mobility and the composition of the PHAs present.
Moreover, the fragility functions provide additional valuable information in regards to far-fault and near-fault records effects under different damage states.
One new aspect of our approach is to search for additional valuable information from preserved long-term recordings of high-rate time series.
However, pairing PSMA PET with MRI, which has superior soft tissue resolution than CT, has the potential to provide additional valuable information for the evaluation of BCR patients.
Previous work has shown that simple filtering is wasteful and inefficient and that additional, valuable behavioral information can be extracted from tracking data.
Yet, admittedly, these biomarkers provide additional valuable quantitative information on FDG tumour uptake.
The NOESY- and TOCSY- based experiments also show the splitting of aromatic proton resonances due to JHH or JHH couplings, hence providing additional valuable structural information.
Up until now, the question of the extent to which supplementary x-rays provide additional and valuable information during the clinical dental examination has not been unambiguously clarified.
As well as crude mortality rates, other measures of cancer burden should be considered because they contribute additional, potentially valuable information.
