The phrase "additionally for many" is not correct as it lacks clarity and proper structure in written English.
It can be used when trying to introduce an additional point that applies to a large group, but it needs to be rephrased for better coherence.
Example: "Additionally, for many individuals, the new policy will provide significant benefits."
Alternatives: "Moreover, for many" or "Furthermore, for many".
Additionally for many years the city held free concerts on the beach by major orchestras and other performers.
Additionally, for many human populations, the diet and life style changed drastically due to cultural practices.
Additionally, for many patients in this report use of hypnosis actually saved time and expense.
Additionally, for many processes, off-the-shelf technologies and chemistries were available to take methylene chloride's place.
Additionally, for many migrant groups, the least deprived still had higher prevalence than Australian-born men and women living in the most deprived areas.
Additionally, for many patients in these studies the arthritic process was so mild that it was not detected on pre-operative x-rays [ 6, 10, 13– 15].
Additionally, dependency graphs for many important signaling proteins are huge, containing thousands of potential targets.
Additionally, we adjusted for many socioeconomic and lifestyle variables known to be associated with air pollution exposure and/or autistic traits in children.
About 1000 cases of ESRD need to be identified in the co-operating dialysis centers to include 800 cases and 3200 controls in the final analysis which would result in sufficient power for the analysis of the main study questions and would additionally provide results for many but not all of the subgroups.
Additionally, we predict motifs for many TFs that have DNA-binding domains similar to those already characterized, increasing coverage of binding specificities to 292 C. elegans TFs (∼40%).
Additionally, sequencing of genomes for many other Bacteroidetes/Chlorobi species is at different stages of completion (see Table 1), but considerable sequence information for these genomes is available in the NCBI database.
