The phrase "additionally this study has" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing supplementary information or findings related to a study or research.
Example: "Additionally, this study has revealed significant correlations between diet and mental health."
Alternatives: "Furthermore, this study has" or "In addition, this study has".
Additionally, this study has identified the need to develop tools to predict the effects of changes that threaten sustainable lake development.
Additionally, this study has a sampling bias, which is a disadvantage of the survey method.
Additionally, this study has suggested the involvement of GFR and iron status in FGF23 metabolic pathways.
Additionally, this study has revealed novel candidate markers of preinvasive breast cancer, which could contribute to the identification of new diagnostic and therapeutic targets.
Additionally, this study has highlighted the prevailing attitudes amongst key healthcare providers that AMS interventions were needed and deemed useful in the RACF setting.
Additionally, this study has a large and diverse study population, which allowed for robust comparisons between early and late/non-responders and greater generalizability than in previous studies of response.
Additionally, this study had a short term assessment for adverse events.
Additionally, this study had the ability to examine data on potential confounders, not always possible when analysing infection control interventions.
Additionally, the technique employed in this study has potential to be used as a "stress test" to understand how factors including age, weight, and injury influence tibiofemoral cartilage strain response, essential information in the development of potential treatment strategies for the prevention of osteoarthritis.
Identified shortcomings in communication concern both medication changes [ 10, 11] and, as this study has additionally revealed, potentially inadequate prescribing decisions.
Additionally the participants in this study had low disease-activity compared to people with RA in general.
