The phrase "adopted in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation of something new alongside existing practices or policies.
Example: "The new policy was adopted in addition to the previous guidelines to enhance overall efficiency."
Alternatives: "implemented alongside" or "introduced in conjunction with".
Last week, five Democrats on the committee sent a letter to Chief Justice John Roberts Jr. asking him to explain publicly any ethics rules the court has adopted in addition to its 1991 resolution to follow rules about accepting gifts and outside income set forth by the Judicial Conference.
Passive hydrogen ignitors (i.e. catalytic ignitors) have been adopted in addition to the active hydrogen ignitors to maintain containment hydrogen concentrations below a detectable limit of 10 volume percent.
If adopted, in addition to the end to all criminal prosecutions and coroners' inquests, Mr Larkin's proposals would result in the abolition of the Historical Enquiries Team (HET), the body set up to review killings during the period known as the Troubles.
Therefore, it has been suggested that, to improve CVD risk assessment, apoB measurement should be adopted in addition to LDL-C to national guidelines [ 27].
This could be another option that could be adopted in addition to improving level of awareness and knowledge to increase the coverage of IPTp and adherence.
These quantitative measures can be adopted in addition to already established qualitative evaluation criteria, and they can also serve to justify and refine existing qualitative measures.
New York City's Healthy Hospital Food Initiative (HHFI) provides nutrition standards for regular-diet meals that hospitals can adopt, in addition to retail standards.
Kuti, who loves children, has adopted four in addition to his three.
When Sue and Hector Badeau considered the lives of children in foster homes, which are often traumatic, they felt that they had to do something, and eventually adopted twenty in addition to their two biological kids.
Among others, a cognitive-behavioral psychotherapeutic approach could be adopted, identifying (in addition to other relevant clinical issues) key situations in which to apply, for instance, positive reframing of illness-related stressors [ 19] such as having to depend on others or experiencing discomfort during medical procedures.
In Europe a committee of experts weighing the merits of either a ring-fence or a Volcker rule seems likely to suggest that Brussels should adopt both, in addition to rules limiting bonuses.
