The phrase "additional agenda" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra topics or items that need to be discussed or addressed in a meeting or plan.
Example: "During the meeting, we will also cover the additional agenda items that were submitted by the team."
Alternatives: "supplementary agenda" or "extra agenda".
This additional agenda, Mr. Wolfe said, created a whole new level of pressure.
Rohrabacher went on to list the rise of the Islamic State and President Obama's latest round of sanctions against Russia as additional agenda items that he expects to come up during the talks in Moscow.
So as she pushes aside her phones and settles down to talk about a new movie, "The Young Victoria," that she was instrumental in producing, she has an additional agenda: the continual rehabilitation, or at least refinement, of her public image.
Finkelstein had an additional agenda.
Then, with all his extra time -- that's a little joke -- there's the potential for additional agenda items.
This additional agenda that companies take on--often in response to demands from stakeholders--can create tension and conflicting priorities among the traditional roles of shareholders, boards of directors, and chief executives as it asks them to shoulder corporate responsibilities in new ways.
Rarely has a movie arrived with so many additional agendas.
It is not intended to be rigid: senseless work can be done within these agendas and additional sensible agendas may arise.
Blair had an additional hidden agenda as "a marketmaker in virtually every equity position purchased," which meant it stood to earn a bid/ask spread on each transaction, DesParte claims.
"This is one additional, very large agenda item, along with the debt ceiling, Harvey, tax reform, health care and all the spending bills," David Winston, a veteran pollster who works with House Republicans, said.
Additional speakers and agenda details will be announced soon.
