"involved in addition to" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to indicate that someone or something is associated with more than one other thing. For example, "The project was complex and involved coding in addition to design."
It is characterized by subacute cerebellar symptoms and exhibits varying clinical features: In some cases only cerebellar involvement is noted, whereas other sites of the nervous system can be involved in addition to the cerebellum.
But there are other serious issues involved in addition to serious commercial interests.
In this paper, we show that other criteria are involved in addition to those usually used and studied.
The fifth is undergoing what is called an inter partes re-examination, which means a third party is involved, in addition to the Patent Office and NTP.
The other deal announced yesterday involved - in addition to Transamerica and Provident - American Healthcare Systems, a San Diego-based network of hundreds of hospitals around the country.
But there's a craft involved in addition to pure inspiration, and that's something also I really admire about Pat, is his sense of craft.
This becomes possible under a popular tax-avoidance scheme being peddled by major accounting and law firms that involves, in addition to reincorporating in Bermuda, establishing corporate residence in a second sunny offshore jurisdiction, Barbados.
The optimisation of these models gives rise to the retrofit Hypertargets which involve, in addition to the energy, all other costing information available.
Product line process evolution involves in addition to identifying new requirements the building of a meta-process describing the migration from the old process to the new one.
Accordingly, the learning process is featured by an incremental fuzzy clustering algorithm involving, in addition to the usual Euclidian distance, a new angular deviation.
If the conduct complained of involves, in addition to a member of the Columbia community, a party or parties outside the Columbia community, the Center for Career Education may conduct an inquiry.
