"yet in addition to" is a valid and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to indicate that something else is being added to a list of things or concepts that have already been mentioned. For example, "We discussed the importance of customer service, yet in addition to creating a welcoming environment, it is also essential to hire knowledgeable staff."
And yet, in addition to anticipating modernist collage, they presage other developments in 20th-century art.
Yet in addition to the horror, what pervades these 102 minutes is a sense of utter helplessness.
The year is 2038, yet in addition to laser guns players may wield neo-medieval weaponry like energized swords and shields.
Yet, in addition to coordinating things masterfully, Ingo Metzmacher conducts with an affection for the score that is palpable, and the Vienna Philharmonic responds magnificently.
Yet in addition to Depp and the tribal triangle with the FBI and his brother, the film has a vivid rogues' gallery of supporting characters.
Yet in addition to the grief and empathy I feel for the Japanese people, I am beginning to develop another emotion, and that is anger.
We are not able to announce other management positions yet, but in addition to me, NYSE Euronext will be fairly represented on the new management team.
It is fitted with its original 3-liter V-12 (another plus) and is offered with a spare engine (yet another), in addition to competition spare parts.
I wasn't on my OCD medication yet, and in addition to my full time job I had a long list of Very Important Things (VITs) that I needed to complete each day.
Yet here, in addition to these aesthetic issues, we hope we have successfully highlighted the possibilities of using a Spectrum of Fates approach to answer questions of cell fate and cell differentiation in the retina.
This is important because, based on age and gender, our participants are likely to have higher than average contact with the public health system or at least have high incentives to seek public healthcare, yet distance, in addition to stigma, might impede their efforts to seek healthcare services such as VCT.
