The phrase "additional wall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra wall that is being added to a structure or space for various purposes, such as support, privacy, or decoration.
Example: "The architect proposed an additional wall to enhance the building's energy efficiency."
Alternatives: "extra wall" or "supplementary wall".
In this section, the effects of additional wall in the last story of models are considered.
The factors optimized are the PVT air flow rate, PCM type, PCM layer thickness and additional wall insulation.
The prediction model can be extended for propagation through floors or ceilings and additional wall types can be investigated.
An additional wall loss equal to 10 dB is applied whenever the path from the FAP or the MBS crosses a house wall.
Additional wall in the last story increases maximum warping stress and average of warping stress 2.3 and 2.22 times more than Model A in 17th story of building, respectively.
The pathloss between the eNB and the MUE is defined in Eq. 3. The pathloss between the indoor UE and the outdoor base station includes additional wall loss of 20 dB.
The method also has conceptual similarities to some of Hillier's investigations in 'the laws of the field' (Hillier 1996b) where he identifies how within the confines of a grid, inserting walls have different distance and configurational effects depending on where in the field they are added and consecutively where additional walls are added in relation to earlier additions.
The man, Kareem Dada, was building additional walls for his home, which he'd recently inherited from his father.
The 60's-influenced cyberbiological abstract mural by John Opella and Roy Steves on the fourth-floor landing and the additional walls painted in faux bronze are also surprising contrasts to the traditional space.
The total cost of the renovations, which included installing two bathrooms, removing a wall between the kitchen and a den, and putting in additional walls upstairs, came to about $53,000.
Maize root elongation was shown to be dependent on an additional wall-loosening mechanism mediated via ROI, a process initiated by the NAD(P H oxidase-catalyzed formation of superoxide radicals (O 2 − ; Liszkay et al. 2004).
