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The phrase "additionally taken" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something has been included or considered in addition to what has already been mentioned.
Example: "The data was collected from various sources, and additionally taken into account were the recent survey results."
Alternatives: "also considered" or "further included".
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Especially in case of wooden components, anisotropic properties are additionally taken into account, in order to obtain reliable results.
For the simulations over SNR, the expectation is additionally taken with respect to the random positions p. The simulation results are shown in Figure 6.
Moreover, we show how the aforementioned models behave if exogenous regressors, as the day of the week or the temperature, are additionally taken into account.
The MDR values did not change when more additives than those categorized as 'HAZ' or 'CLP' (i.e. those categorized only as '> 10% STU' or not assigned to any category based on available data) were additionally taken into account (Fig. 2d).
Since conventional radiograms could only provide information on vertical resorption of the ridge, cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) was additionally taken to allow three-dimensional comparison of alveolar bone width changes.
The toxicity of product 6 was no longer underestimated for any of the tested organisms when the only additive categorized 'CLP' therein was additionally taken into account (Fig. 2c).
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The study randomly assigned patients who were taking a statin and who had heart disease or a risk of heart disease to additionally take either Zetia or Niaspan.
Additionally, taking into account Eqs.
Sixty-seven students participated in a survey and forty-three of them additionally took part in focus groups.
The metrics and, respectively, PSNR-HVS-M additionally take into consideration masking effects [13].
and specific which additionally takes into account the properties of a contaminant (Vrba and Zaporozec 1994).
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