The phrase "additionally binding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that imposes an extra obligation or requirement in addition to what has already been established.
Example: "The new agreement is additionally binding, ensuring that all parties adhere to the updated terms."
Alternatives: "also obligatory" or "further binding".
Additionally, binding constant (Kb) and binding capacity (n) were evaluated following the method of Tedesco et al. [21] (Eq. 2), (2).
Additionally, binding detection was also achieved through microarray analysis via the robotic pin printing of ligands onto glass slides in a miniaturized format.
Additionally, binding energy is created by the interaction of peptide side chains and pockets within the binding groove of the MHC II binding domain.
Additionally, binding sites for POU3F2 (a.k.a. BRN2, OCT7) appear over-represented in the suppressed genes.
Additionally, binding to Isl1 consensus site containing oligonucleotides was blocked by Isl1 antibody.
Additionally, binding to fibrils of other amyloidogenic peptides was evaluated in the same manner.
Additionally, substrate binding may be prevented by conformational changes that occlude the substrate binding pocket, such as movement of loop residues 14 27 in KSHV Pr.
Additionally, ligand binding was associated with an increase in mobility of the myristate binding pocket for both the myristylated and nonmyristylated enzyme on the basis of both the experimental and MD results.
Additionally, this binding could be completed by the chemically synthesized APWHLSSQYSRT peptide, indicating that the binding capability was specific and conferred by the peptide sequence.
Additionally, rhythmic binding of the CLOCK BMAL1 complex to DNA results in rhythmic chromatin modification, which mediates the rhythmic binding of other nearby transcription factors [ 15].
Additionally the binding was specific for EGF since no other competitor than EGF was able to displace the binding of the labelled ligand from its receptor.
