The phrase "an additional visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an extra or supplementary visit that is not part of the original plan.
Example: "After our initial consultation, the doctor recommended an additional visit to monitor my progress."
Alternatives: "a follow-up visit" or "an extra appointment."
It says Speedpass customers tend to make an additional visit a month, which translates into a 20percentt increase in their spending.
Furthermore, excluding LABs requires a genetic test, which often requires an additional visit to the imaging center or sending a blood sample to a laboratory.
Therefore, we modify standard BFS method by permitting each root node to make an additional visit to the node that was already visited by some of the previous roots.
Depending on several logistical factors, including distance to the imaging center, rarity of the disorder, and ability of the patient to travel, this screening test that requires an additional visit can be quite problematic.
In a letter reaffirming Glendale Community College's accreditation, the commission stated that the college would not be required to submit to an additional visit that would have taken place in spring 2012.
To further investigate safety, we added an additional visit at week 24 to the protocol.
However, the graph as represented in the previous section neither supports (i) simplifications (as it is immutable) nor (ii) traversals (as the Bloom filter cannot store an additional visited bit per node).
The weight gain costs for the acute phase were a dietician visit cost and an additional GP visit cost; no cost was associated to weight gain in the maintenance phase.
Each missed day at school implies a hazard to academic achievement and each additional visit to a physician is related to higher health care costs.
According to current French research guidelines, no additional and specific ethical approval was needed since blood sampling was performed as part of the usual care in a single center without additional visit or sampling.
Compared to subjects with no emergency department visits in the 1-year period prior to the index hospitalization, there was a 4% increased risk of a subsequent hospitalization for every additional visit (adjusted HR: 1.04; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.03 1.05).
