The phrase "answers in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that there are additional answers or information beyond what has already been provided.
Example: "Please provide your answers in addition to any relevant examples that support your claims."
Alternatives: "responses alongside" or "answers along with".
Ms. Burns's answer: in addition to printing equipment, sell companies services, like handling their business processes.
"The most important question to answer, in addition to cost-effectiveness," he said, "is whether the therapeutic benefit lasts and clearly improves patients' quality of life".
He also noted that he'd planned on titling the album "Question and Answer" — in addition to "The Answer," it includes a twisty theme called "Question" — until he remembered that Pat Metheny already had an album by that name.
Both of those concerns appear to have been answered, in addition to his suitability for the pressures of job in contrast to Hamilton's relative ambitions north of the border.
One of the supplementary (opt in) questions (see Figure 3) that many VAAs ask users to answer, in addition to the U policy statements, is the vote intention of user, i.e., which party the user intends to vote in the upcoming election.
The answer, clearly, in addition to the influx of foreign billionaires at the Time Warner Center and everywhere else in New York, and video games, and whatever else, is that the players who are really interested in basketball are not playing on the playground.
For anyone who's ever wondered what happens to the smarty-pants instigators of such dangerous chemical pranks, Gazzaley's subsequent trajectory offers one--perhaps atypical--answer: Today, in addition to holding a Ph.D. in neuroscience, he's an M.D. neurologist who completed his residency last year.
Her answer: "Well in addition to the NRA, the health insurance companies, the drug companies, the Iranians".
