The phrase "additionally we know that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce supplementary information or to add to a previous statement in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The study shows a significant increase in productivity; additionally, we know that employee satisfaction also plays a crucial role in performance."
Alternatives: "furthermore, we understand that" or "in addition, it is known that".
Additionally, we know that for the case of l ~ i < 0 or, equivalently, l i >T+1, if there exists any feasible solution it must be [w,w,⋯,w] T. Drawn from above discussions, the following theorem can be obtained.
Additionally, we know that the presence of graphene favors the growth of a copper oxide layer of some tenths of nanometer, as it has been observed by us and also reported by other authors [28, 29].
Additionally, we know that there is a significant dropout rate in all three cities though dropout is particularly predominant in Chicago (Chicago Public Schools Department of School Quality Measurement n.d.; California Department of Education n.d.; New York Department of Education 2012).
Additionally, we know that transgendered members of our community will be aboard with us during this event.
Additionally, we know that some intersex conditions cause people with a XY karyotype to have identities and primary sexual characteristics that are female.
Additionally, we know that he's probably not serious even about eventually Afghan-izing the security force in country (like Nixon said he would Vietnam-ize that war) because the Wall Street Journal now reports the president "has soured on a call from its top commander to double the size of the Afghan police and army".
Additionally, we know for a fact that some countries do not spy in the same manner that we do.
Additionally, we know everyone is waiting for Super Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7.
Additionally, we now know that percent recognition is a linear function of the interval between cue subsets, with a slope that is a function of room illumination.
Additionally, from the template protection perspective, we know that general biometric information is always public, thus any person has some knowledge of the distribution of biometric features.
