My questions are the following.
Should we use the definite article here?
Are both variants correct?
Can you please provide the corresponding grammar article where such information can be found? I checked different articles, but didn't find any information in this regard. Thank you!
Grammar – Are ‘Thank You for Additional Details’ and ‘Thank You for the Additional Details’ Correct?
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Best Answer
I would say the first sentence (without the determiner) asks for additional details. The second one (with the determiner) does indeed thank for receipt of details.
It does sound rather odd/passive-aggressive, and one would not normally say it that way. You'd normally say something like Please let me have (some) additional details.
This is correct English.