The phrase "as additional force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the contribution or impact of something that adds to an existing force or influence.
Example: "The new policy was implemented as additional force to improve employee productivity."
Alternatives: "as extra support" or "as supplementary strength".
When two vehicles overtake or cross, they mutually influence the flow field around each other, and under certain conditions, can generate severe gust loads that act as additional forces on both vehicles.
Newton also enabled us -- through his development of mechanics -- to account for as many additional forces as we like, including air resistance, since the F in F = ma is actually the sum of all the relevant forces on a system.
The main idea of the approach is that the mesh nodes are considered as similarly charged interacting particles which move within the region to be meshed under the influence of internal (such as particle particle interaction forces) and external forces as well as optional additional forces.
One possibility is that actin polymerization serves as an additional force for membrane bending during budding [1], [29].
A 20 pound spring in a similar size to the one original to the gun will give you much more firepower, although you may need to reinforce the body of your gun with some PVC pipe, as the additional force can make the body fall apart.[5].
The model considers 4 main kinds of external forces acting on shaft lining, i.e. its self-weight, horizontal ground pressure, vertical additional force, as well as thermal stress.
But… the SDT theory does not consider cultural change as endogenous to any economic model, but as a necessary additional force with its own exogenous effects on demographic outcomes".
Dark matter does not pull on other dark matter with any extra gravity or additional force, as some researchers have suggested, a pair of theoretical physicists reports.
The sergeant punched Abrego three times in the face and used "various additional force" as the altercation continued.
It must also be stable against perturbations such as the additional forces that might be imposed, for example, by winds or by earthquakes.
