The phrase "additionally subject" is not correct in English as it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is also subject to another condition or rule, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The proposal is additionally subject to approval by the board."
Alternatives: "also subject" or "further subject".
Additionally, subject omission using the Cook's Distance measure with OLS and nonparametric inference with the OLS statistic are studied.
A reaction diffusion advection equation with uncertain parameters, and additionally subject to disturbances of both matched and mismatched nature, is considered.
When the layer is additionally subject to the constraint of restricted shear and the associated preferred planes are parallel to the free surface, it is shown that the order of the governing equations of motion is reduced.
Any players or teams competing in European competitions are additionally subject to Uefa's anti-doping programmes.
These blobs are additionally subject to the erosion (line 13) to eliminate the blobs having small area.
* Note: Obama proposed only to additionally subject income over $250,000 to payroll taxes.
Additionally, subjects wore an actigraph wrist monitor (Actiwatch Spectrum, Respironics) the night immediately prior to the study day.
Members used on bridges are additionally subjected to effects of cyclic traffic loads.
Additionally, subjects reported the time when they usually went to bed and arose in the morning, which was used to calculate sleeping hours, and the frequency and duration of high- and moderate-intensity activities, walking, and sedentary activities.
Additionally, subjects with ASD showed less deactivation in medial prefrontal cortex (part of the default mode network) in the globally directed attention condition.
Arcsine-transformed accuracy and RT across syllables were then subjected to a mixed ANOVA with age as the between-subject factor and SNR as the within-subject factor separately. Older adults' overall accuracies and mean pure-tone thresholds were additionally subjected to a Pearson's correlation to reveal the relationship between peripheral hearing level and performance.
