The phrase "a degree of extra" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to express an additional amount or level of something, but it would need clarification or rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "The project requires a degree of extra effort to meet the deadline."
Alternatives: "a level of additional" or "an amount of extra".
It is a small comfort, but ticking that box affords me a degree of extra control.
In addition, a number of other reefs would gain a degree of extra protection, including Holmes, South Flinders and Wreck reefs.
Jeffery's intervention comes as the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned that half a degree of extra warming will affect hundreds of millions of people and called for a transition out of coal power by 2050.
That relieves a degree of extra burden which can be counterproductive to both parties.
The Q offers a fine degree of extra control over image bokeh via an in-camera filter operation.
The inherent characteristic common to these peaks–observable in all three columns is that they are relatively broad which is somewhat expected considering that there is a significant degree of extra-column volume; a characteristic that is unavoidable in post-column setups (Zacharis and Tzanavaras 2013).
Furthermore, in bird species with a higher degree of extra-pair paternity females had larger brains than conspecific males, whereas in species with lower rates of extra-pair paternity brain size dimorphism was male biased [39].
However in this model, TNF neutralization also alters chemokine receptor expression, and impaired cellular recruitment, resulting in a disparate degree of extra-pulmonary disease.
A half-degree of extra warming will double the number of water shortages in the Mediterranean region by the century's end.
But despite the persistent and insistent demands of MEPs, the EU, in the less than robust hands of the Council and Commission, has allowed a large degree of US extra-territorial jurisdiction.
