The phrase "added penalty" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any additional punishment, fine, or consequence that is added to a person's existing punishment or penalty. For example: "The judge imposed an added penalty of one year in prison for the defendant's repeated breach of their probation terms."
Take it as a bogey right now, but there could be an added penalty later on.
"How do we prepare players better mentally and psychologically, how do we instil the discipline in players so that they take more personal ownership of their own career development, how do we train players to have that extra bit of puff to make that last attacking run that scores the winning goal, or the last-ditch tackle that saves one?" He added: "Penalty shoot-outs will also be part of it.
We used Tikhonov regularization of the derivative (for smoothness) using the added penalty term: γ ∑ i (Δ ψ i ) 2, where i indexes the value of L for which ψ was estimated and γ = 1/20 was determined through ad hoc methods.
It also allows up to $10,000 in added penalties for employers who fire or threaten workers for speaking out.
Baseball began drug testing for the 2003 season, added penalties the next year, banned amphetamines in 2006 and started H.G.H. blood testing last year.
Weir converted and added penalties in the 67th and 69th minutes - the latter challenging Morgan's earlier long-shot for distance.
Steenson added penalties in the 48th and 58th minutes as the visitors continued to pressurise the home defence in their search for a first Heineken Cup win.
In this way, by shortening the appeal time, more drivers are forced to pay the fine or face added penalties.
The static parameters are satisfied by adding penalty terms in the objective function.
Security constraints are satisfied by adding penalty terms to the objective function in this paper.
SUMT Algorithm converts a constrained convex problem into an unconstrained problem by adding penalty terms into objective function.
