The phrase "additional abatement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to reducing or lessening something, often in legal, environmental, or financial discussions.
Example: "The company implemented additional abatement measures to further reduce emissions beyond the initial requirements."
Alternatives: "further reduction" or "extra mitigation".
It does point out, however, that feed-in tariffs have not contributed to any additional abatement in Australia, beyond that provided by renewable energy certificates.
Even in presence of strong existing non-market policies, cap-and-trade delivers additional abatement and efficiency by incentivizing demand side abatement options.
A case in point is the approximately 9 MTCE of additional abatement worldwide achieved by the aluminum industry in 1990-1995 at low or negative cost, through improved plant operation.
"Not all the projects are like this, but it's a pity that some projects can get into the scheme when they are not delivering true additional abatements," he said.
With full global trade in emission rights, few additional PFC abatement measures would prove cost-effective, compared to the opportunities available for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from other economic activities.
Yes, there will be additional pollution abatement costs that will undoubtedly be reflected in some obsolete plant shutdowns, temporary job dislocation, and slightly higher electricity bills.
Describe effective existing noise abatement operational procedures and strategies.
They've also made their rodent abatement program 20% more efficient using data analytics.
Where soils are homogeneous, a linear plane landscape and a spherical basin landscape provide no additional incentive for salinity abatement or containment.
By contrast, where the landscape is like a cylindrical segment, and where soils are homogeneous, then the landscape shape does provide an additional incentive for salinity abatement or containment.
An additional $1 million in tax abatements was given to the building's anchor tenant, Global Center of San Jose, Calif., a Web-hosting Internet services company.
