The phrase "as additional cases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra examples or instances that support a point or argument.
Example: "The study revealed several trends, and as additional cases, we examined the data from previous years."
Alternatives: "as further examples" or "as extra instances".
The overall prevalences of AS in active surveillance and the prevalences of AS additional cases in AS positive flocks or in CS positive flocks and the prevalences of CS additional cases in AS positive flocks or in CS positive flocks were estimated by generalised linear regression mixed model (GLMM).
Five of these themes, A-E, are discussed in the paper, using the retrieved works complemented by additional literature, case evidence from the literature as well as additional cases.
The Texas Department of Health had conducted a countywide vaccination campaign among residents aged 2 to 10 and then expanded it to include up to age 29 as additional cases were reported.
Authorities have revised the number of injured several times over the past week as additional cases proved to be linked to the explosions on April 15.
As additional cases accumulate over time, the likelihood of observing cases at specific times is computed with standard methods.
As additional cases occurred, hypotheses emerged and were evaluated regarding the possible mechanism or mechanisms behind these events.
We sequenced all the control variants and damaging mutations shown in Figures 1 and 2, as well as additional case variants with less than 50-fold coverage.
Just as important as the additional cases of Coke Classic that "Enjoy" may sell is the efforts that Coca-Cola will make under Mr. Daft to improve its corporate image, which has been tarnished by a series of problems.
The tissues included the 12 cases used in gene identification 2, as well as 17 additional cases (Supporting Information).
HRCT identified all 18 community-acquired pneumonia cases (38%) apparent on radiographs as well as 8 additional cases (17%).
Information is collected on a random sample of the original cohort (the subcohort) as well as all additional cases.
