The phrase "adjunctive measure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a supplementary or additional action taken to support a primary measure or intervention.
Example: "The committee decided to implement an adjunctive measure to enhance the effectiveness of the main policy."
Alternatives: "supplementary action" or "additional measure".
Within the osteopathic medical curriculum, manipulative treatment is taught as an adjunctive measure to other biomedical interventions for a number of disorders and diseases.
Surgical removal of intracardiac devices remains an important adjunctive measure in the treatment of endocarditis.
Due to the technical steps required for a standard jejunostomy, most surgeons resist using this procedure as a routine adjunctive measure.
LTAs are superior to placebo in improving patient symptoms of CRS, although generally noncontributory, except in a small subset of sinus symptoms, as an adjunctive measure.
Oral ondansetron may also prove to be useful as an adjunctive measure to ORT in the outpatient or home care setting.
CD31+/annexin V+/CD42b− EMPs have many potential advantages over FMD in this regard and may be a useful adjunctive measure of cardiovascular risk in larger-scale studies.
Intervention: alternative or adjunctive measures to nonsurgical and surgical treatments.
Three studies reported on alternative or adjunctive measures for biofilm removal (Table 3).
In previous years, several alternative or adjunctive measures (e.g. local antibiotics, air polishing, laser application) have been proposed to improve the efficacy of nonsurgical treatment approaches [7 9].
Objectives: To assess the demographics, clinician recognition, ventilation management, use of adjunctive measures, and outcome of trauma patients with AHRF that were enrolled into the LUNG SAFE study.
Venovenous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VV-ECMO) has become a widely accepted treatment option for life-threatening acute respiratory failure when mechanical ventilation (MV) and adjunctive measures fail to provide adequate gas exchange or when lung rest cannot be achieved due to high ventilator requirements [1, 2].
