The phrase "in addition to words" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to add more information or examples to a sentence. Example: In addition to words, body language and tone of voice are also important aspects of effective communication.
To enhance the phone's usefulness to illiterate customers, the company has designed software that cues users with icons in addition to words.
In addition to words, images and films, we will be podcasting the series as we go along, to give some insight and transparency about our reporting and how we are framing and developing it.
In addition to words they are often also referred to as k-mers or n-grams, where k and n represent the word length.
In addition to words, you're also able to take pictures with the iPad and turn them into games – for example, a game could involve a teacher taking pictures of students, then the children rush to spell out their classmate's name with the letter tiles.
Secondly, except for Ang 洪惟仁 (2003, 2012), which used isolated phrases and sentences, in addition to words, and Wang 王薈雯 (2014), which used spontaneous monologue speech, most of the previous studies used syllable or word lists as the main elicitation text (Ang and Chang 洪惟仁, 張素蓉 2008; Chen 陳淑娟 1995; Chen 陳雅玲 2010, 2012; Hung 洪慧鈺 2007; Khng 康韶真 2014; Lin 林珠彩 1995; Thoo 涂文欽 2009).
In addition to words, I've even tried using art to point out the flaws in Originalism.
Does this mean that, in addition to word types and word tokens, word occurrences must also be recognized?
In addition to word processing, the company now offers a calendar, Web page design software, e-mail and spreadsheets.
In addition to word-of-mouth from homeless youth to homeless youth, Ogden Youth Future seeks to make itself known through fliers and contacts from adults who are aware of the needs of homeless youth.
These methods will work on other Pages layouts and documents, in addition to word processing documents.
In addition to word commands, training Yorkshire Terriers can include getting them to respond to hand signals, whistles and other cues.
