The phrase "addition expenditures" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "additional expenditures"? You can use "additional expenditures" when referring to extra costs or expenses that are incurred beyond the original budget or plan.
Example: "The project faced several challenges, leading to additional expenditures that were not initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "extra costs" or "supplementary expenses".
In addition, expenditure on malaria treatment may not only stretch the already tight budgets of households, especially poorer households, but also push them into the poverty trap and contribute to lowering the standard of living.
TRP might even generate additional expenditures, as in addition to the costs calculated in this analysis, costs related to a switch to another treatment should also be taken into account.
In addition, prior expenditures were also strongly related to current expenditures (Pearson's correlation coefficient between 2002 and 2003 total expenditures: 0.64), and about 50% of high-expenditure users in 2002 remained so in 2003.
In addition, household expenditures data were also needed to get a view of catastrophic health expenditures.
In addition, promotion expenditures are likely to be better allocated, because differences among promotion tools become more explicit.
In addition, MBAs' expenditures on acquisitions were almost twice those of non-MBAs, after factoring in all our control variables, such as firm size and leverage.
In addition, independent expenditures are taking a larger and larger share of that total.
In addition to expenditures, quantities bought, and income, the dataset also includes several household characteristic variables (e.g. household size, age and sex of the head of household).
In addition, ciprofloxacin expenditures increased 5% from the previous year.
In addition to expenditures, we examined the prevalence of five commonly manageable diseases (asthma, hypertension, depression, COPD, and diabetes) among predicted top groups (Table 5).
In addition, total expenditures also increased from over $229 million in 2002 to over $511 million in 2006, with an overall increase of 123% from 2002 to 2006.
