The phrase "as something additional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is being added to what has already been mentioned or considered.
Example: "The report includes the main findings, as something additional, we have also provided a summary of recommendations."
Alternatives: "as an extra" or "in addition".
Don't think of it as something additional, but as a new reality – a new world.
Asceticism is valuable as something additional, an act of supererogation, but it must always be tempered by attention paid to the inner and outer duties toward God (ar-Ri ʿāyah li-ḥūqūq Allāh, the title of al-Muḥāsibī's main work).
It is typically used to mean "coming or occurring as something additional, extraneous, or unexpected" (Webster's New International Dictionary, 3rd edition).
Respondents generally saw Prism as something additional to their existing workload, rather than at the core of it.
To that end, the Time Out is likely to be seen as something additional, and, unless it results in obvious time-saving downstream, will be perceived as an increase in workload.
I expect slight increase in work time as there is something additional because we are few staff".
If the supervisor or manager can pitch in something additional, such as a night on the town, that would be a huge incentive.
Market analysts generally see this as a sign that there is something additional going on incremental to the market reacting to new information about fundamentals or events.
When you started out this album, was it kind of like "I'm gonna have some fun with my friends?" BJS: No, that wasn't it, Ray Kennedy and Gary Nicholson did this album and as they went along they needed something additional.
While the lack of having something additional hanging off your camera makes this option seem more desirable, this may not be as effective as the digital display shade.
"There might be something additional, like wire fraud".
