The phrase "an additional determinant of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing factors that influence or determine a particular outcome or situation, often in academic or analytical contexts.
Example: "In addition to economic factors, education is an additional determinant of social mobility."
Alternatives: "a further factor in" or "an extra influence on".
We conclude that besides polyarticular-muscle induced synergies and inertial coupling, articular conformity of the shoulder joint constitutes an additional determinant of inter-joint coordination stability that, to date, has been neglected.
We attempt to fill this gap by including the role of home country over-/under-education as an additional determinant of immigrants' over-/under-education in the host country's labour market.
These risk factors could however be moderated by the community environment acting as an additional determinant of health.
Although the EQ-5D classification includes a distress dimension, the independent measure of distress was an additional determinant of VAS score.
Following these interviews, a few modifications were made and patient comorbidities were added as an additional determinant of tracheostomy decannulation to both the survey questions and scenarios (no significant prior comorbidities versus end-stage renal disease).
However, impaired synthetic functions accompanying end-stage liver disease needs to be considered as an additional determinant of reduced serum albumin that may have contributed to the results reported.
In column (2), we include as an additional determinant the first difference of the share of public workers that work in Public Administration.
Fifth, we could not provide any data on the appropriateness of the first-line therapy (that is β-lactams) concentrations, which could have been an additional determinant in the evaluation of microbiological eradication and clinical cure.
It is of note that filamentary keratitis is not considered as an additional determinant criteria in the case of Scenario C, as objective ocular symptoms determined by CFS have already been confirmed as mild (table 3).
There is also need for further research on caregiver perceptions of severity, characteristics of the HEW, and service-related factors that might be associated with the use of health post services to get a better understanding of additional determinants of utilization in this setting.
Given its increasing prevalence in recent decades, covariant environmental and sociodemographic factors may be additional determinants of GDM occurrence.
