"supplementary rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any additional rules or guidelines that are added to a group of existing rules. For example: "The school board has approved a set of supplementary rules for the upcoming school year in response to the pandemic."
"It never once crossed my mind that I was in a sand trap," said Johnson, who admitted that he did not read the supplementary rules of play distributed before the tournament that spelled out such areas as being bunkers.
In 1900 supplementary rules of interpretation and administration were agreed upon between the executors, representatives of the prize-awarding institutions, and the Nobel family and were confirmed by the king in council.
(AP) — An excerpt from the supplementary rules of play that were posted in the locker room at Whistling Straits for the P.G.A. Championship: 1. Bunkers: All areas of the course that were designed and built as sand bunkers will be played as bunkers (hazards), whether or not they have been raked.
Supplementary rules for planar plated structures without transverse loading have been developed together with the Eurocode 3-2 Steel bridges.
Eurocode 3 Design of steel structures: part 1.5: Supplementary rules for planar plated structures without transverse loading.
ULL essentially contains not only the inferential rules (and/or axioms) of LLL but also supplementary rules (and/or axioms) that can be applied in the absence of abnormality, such as DS.
His writings include a supplementary rule for monks (Hypotyposis), incorporating elements of Greek and Syriac monasticism; a detailed annotation (Diatyposis) of provisions for monastic transfer of authority; and a liturgical directory particularly for the Easter season.
This article studies the designs of the control charts with the supplementary runs rules (zone rules).
Mice of all genotypes were born following Mendelian rules (Supplementary Fig S1A).
The number of unique COGs is roughly linear to the number of extracted rules (Supplementary Fig. S2) and up to around 15% are uncharacterized COGs by any associations.
This was defined by consensus of all clinical partners and according to a predefined and objective set of implementation rules (Supplementary Table 2).
