"in addition to common" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to introduce an additional point of view, or to emphasize that something is in addition to the already accepted or expected. For example: "In addition to common methods of communication, texting has become an increasingly popular way to stay in touch with friends."
The relative high correlations for k = 1/2 were probably due to the fact that members within this group (i.e. full-sib) had common dominance and environmental family effects in addition to common additive genetic effects.
In addition to common peaks, some additional peaks were also observed.
In addition to common brews and wines, this bar tendered fifty cocktails, one for each state.
In addition to common equity, Berkshire is getting $8 billion of preferred shares.
In addition to common ownership, Fiat and Ferrari have often shared the services of styling houses like Pininfarina and Bertone, Mr. Montgomery points out.
In addition to common sense, some of the earliest economic research on philanthropy supported the idea that matching gifts should make a big difference.
In addition to common structural characterisation methods, solid-state NMR data were collected to obtain information about the dynamics of the polymer segments as well as the structure.
In addition to common statistical analysis, the possibility of turbulence description by means of velocity fields having certain symmetries is examined.
This, he said - in addition to common sense - implied a strong correlation between the residence of the victim and the borough or county in which the accident occurred.
Hybrid computations also show the existence of strong transversal structures in addition to common bilge vortices in the ship stern area in the case of a bare hull.
In addition to common physicochemical techniques, complexes 1 and 2 have further been characterized by X-ray single crystal structural analysis.
