The phrase "in addition to the report" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something, such as an action or another item, is in addition to something that has already been mentioned. Example: In addition to the report, I also included a cover letter explaining the documents in greater detail.
In addition to the report on manufacturing Tuesday, the jobs report for August is to be released on Friday.
In addition to the report on government requests, Apple said Tuesday that it had filed an amicus brief at the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court in support of a group of cases requesting greater transparency.
In addition to the report's recommendations on hospital governance, it points out that ministers and officials "should not undermine the processes of good governance and local management".
In addition to the report, my surgeon surprised me with some pictures.
In addition to the report launch, UNICEF EAPRO and UNICEF Thailand are sponsoring and supporting several events, including a play by young people about living with HIV.
This is why I also support the acceptance of the Joint Declaration, in addition to the report, because this signals that the European institutions have understood this responsibility.
In addition to the reports of stray dogs, there have also been complaints about construction workers urinating in public and human feces being found at the unfinished village where the athletes will live.
That's not a bad hourly rate, and it's in addition to the reported $4 million a year he is paid by JPMorgan Chase to be a senior adviser and "provide briefings on political trends".
Each day, in addition to the reporting of events as they unfold, we have been presented with moving stories of Israelis who have lost their lives or those who are living in fear.
It would be of interest in future studies to map the correlation of brain activation during painful stimulation and individual affect ratings in addition to the reported correlation with pain intensity.
