The profit per accounts is just that, the amount before any non-allowable addbacks. THe adjusted profit is the amount after addbacks, i.e. the amount to be assessed to tax ( before any Capital Allowances deductions ).
There is insufficient space for all likely addbacks, Revenue are only interested in naming the main ones which most people are likely to have, such as motor and light/heat/phone. They will see from the adjusted profit that it exceeds the profit per accounts and it will be obvious that there were other addbacks. You could, if you wanted for clarity, make a note of the additional addbacks in the note field where you can give additional information but it is not necessary.