The phrase "additionally the group has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce extra information or to add to a previous statement about the group.
Example: "Additionally, the group has decided to extend the deadline for submissions to accommodate more participants."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, the group possesses" or "In addition, the group holds".
Additionally, the group has regularly been accused of criminal activity including, in the Republic of Ireland, drug dealing.
Additionally, the group has not charged FEMA or other organizations anything for use of the company's plane or flight crew.
Additionally, the group has set a $300,000 community fundraising goal to create a Friends of Cottonwood volunteer advisory group to foster the territory, plan community and school programs, and do restoration.
Additionally, the group has released statements claiming that it had "fought the U.S. occupation in Iraq". This, however, is unconfirmed, as the group was not founded until May 2013 almost two years after the United States pulled its last troops out of Iraq.
Additionally, the groups had never worked together before and there was a frequent turnover of MOH staff, which made the establishment of relationships between researchers and policymakers difficult.
Additionally, this group has been used to characterize intervals of great faunal change throughout the Cenozoic, usually associated with global climate fluctuations (e.g. [ 36, 37]).
Additionally, the Staggs group has done work characterizing so-called multi-moded detectors which are a key component of the design of a satellite proposed by Goddard Space Flight Center, PIXIE, to get even more information out of the CMB with exquisitely sensitive measurements of the frequency dependence of the blackbody spectrum of the CMB.
Additionally, the IBD group has been expanded to include patients with CD, as prior studies to our knowledge have been limited to findings in UC [ 16, 17].
Additionally, the participant group had a significant difference to the control question in Table 1.
Additionally, the participant group had significance for one conversion question (Sel1) (p < 0.01) and the control question (C) (p < 0.01).
Additionally, the liraglutide group had a higher predictive diabetes related pharmacy cost per patient than the exenatide group ($2,002±$502 for liraglutide versus $1,799±$502 for exenatide, P<0.001), but more patients in the liraglutide group reached A1c of <7%.
