The phrase "additionally attached" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is included or appended along with other items or documents.
Example: "Please find the report additionally attached for your review."
Alternatives: "also attached" or "further attached".
"FITB rules state that a safety helmet should not have any additionally attached aerodynamic elements or adhesive tape (except that used to fix the visor and the goggle strap) and has to be without any spoilers or edges that stick out," said a spokesman.
The United States team subsequently lodged a protest against the design of Williams's helmet, which features a spoiler on the back which, the US team claimed, breached an article of the federation's rule-book which deems that a helmet has to be without any additionally attached aerodynamic elements.
Ferulic acid is additionally attached to arabinosyl units of the polymer chain via ester linkages [6].
Clusters of four markers were additionally attached to the shank and thigh segments.
Furthermore, acetyl groups can additionally be attached at C-22 (4, 7) or at C-21 (5, 6).
Additionally, we attached a 5-mm leaf margin to PTV.
We use a smooth relief dressing instead of mattress sutures additionally to attach the skin to the cartilage and to prevent skin damage by pressure necrosis.
The studied resin was Purolite S108, used for boron removal from water, on which ternary and quaternary amines were attached (additionally to boron complexing groups).
Additionally, we successfully attached single-layer CNT ribbons from different batches in order to produce arbitrarily long CNT fibers and threads.
Both devices absorb GCF with its various constituents e.g., bacteria, but the sampling procedure with paper points introduced along the root surface down to the bottom of the periodontal pockets additionally disrupts the attached subgingival biofilms, thus incorporating both unattached and attached subgingival bacteria in PP samples.
Additionally, paclitaxel has been attached to an amphiphilic block copolymer of PEG-poly(lactic acid) (PLA) to form a polymer-drug conjugate.
