The phrase "additional austerity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing further measures or policies aimed at reducing expenditure or increasing financial discipline, often in the context of government or economic policies.
Example: "The government announced additional austerity measures to address the growing budget deficit."
Alternatives: "further austerity" or "extra austerity measures".
He also called for additional austerity measures, in addition to the wage freezes and tax increases already announced by the Socialist government in Greece, but he did not specify what form these measures should take.
"Additional austerity is going to compound that weakness".
Mr. Venizelos, the finance minister, offered assurances that it would not require additional austerity measures.
That was clearly seen as an effort to avoid blame for any additional austerity measures.
Mr. Sócrates resigned in March after Parliament refused to endorse his proposals for additional austerity measures.
Mr. Sócrates resigned in March after the Parliament refused to endorse additional austerity measures.
ROME — Scrambling to fend off a sovereign debt crisis, the Italian government on Friday approved $65 billion in additional emergency austerity measures over the next two years, including tax increases and cuts to local government in an effort to balance the budget by 2013.
Page A4 ITALY'S ECONOMIC MEASURES Scrambling to fend off a sovereign debt crisis, the Italian government approved $65 billion in additional emergency austerity measures over the next two years, including tax hikes and cuts to local government in an effort to balance the budget by 2013.
Megan Greene of Roubini Global Economics said Spain will be pulled into an "austerity/recessionary" spiral: Megan Greene (@economistmeg) Spain announces an additional EUR65bn in austerity measures.
The poll gains come amid growing disenchantment over rising illegal immigration, and with the government of Prime Minister Antonis Samaras, which is being forced by its international lenders to push through $15 billion in additional, highly unpopular, austerity measures.
But because the Greek economy is shrinking even faster than expected, an additional $4.5 billion in austerity measures will be required between 2015 and 2016 to meet the country's fiscal targets.
