The phrase "associated additional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra elements or factors that are linked to a primary subject or item.
Example: "The report includes associated additional costs that were not initially considered."
Alternatives: "related extra" or "linked supplementary".
Some of non-classical secreted proteins have been annotated to facilitate cellular activities including those associated with mobile genetic elements (transposases or phage associated; Additional file 3: Table S3) that may be moon-lighting [ 36].
Those additional spillages and their associated additional oxygen demand resulted in a significant increase in contaminant fluxes that remained untreated.
A line notation structure-based identifier is, essentially, the connection table (with associated additional data) unfolded to a single line.
The essence of the data fusion problem that we encounter is illustrated in Figure 1, which shows four examples of verified binding sites from the test data set together with the associated additional genome-level data sources [12].
Presumably, the variants maintained by balancing selection may be associated additional intermediate phenotypes other than polydactyly.
Forty-one regions positively associated (Additional file 2: Table S6A) and seven regions negatively associated (Additional file 2: Table S6B) to which a total of 734 genes mapped.
In [17], the authors approved that involving the TPA may associate additional risk to the confidentiality of data.
The A. thaliana ortholog of each cluster was used to associate additional annotation to the whole ortholog cluster.
Amongst the false essential predictions which led to modifications of the GPR component, six cases involved associating additional enzymes to reactions.
In addition, our approach associated 105 additional genes (Additional file 7: Table S1).
It's more than an emotional nightmare; the extra costs associated with additional trips, child care, and other logistical challenges make it a financial burden--one that many poor women simply cannot afford.
