The phrase "additional capital is" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing financial matters, particularly in contexts involving investments, funding, or business operations.
Example: "In order to expand our operations, we have determined that additional capital is necessary to support our growth strategy."
Alternatives: "extra funding is" or "supplementary capital is".
The Chancellor's announcement of additional capital is welcome.
Additional capital is widely viewed as useful for it to bid on assets from weakened institutions.
The paper further illustrates that additional capital is not necessarily required for the implementation of these techniques.
The additional capital is going toward growing staff at the company to manage widespread demand for the platform.
The additional capital is part of a larger, still-in-progress round, which sees the photo sharing service seeking around $8.1 million in new funding.
In other words, today's additional capital is all about further positioning the company as an online and scalable alternative to traditional furniture retailers.
The initial purchase was vastly under-capitalized, and a big injection of additional capital was the only way to steer clear of the looming financial iceberg.
Major banks deemed in need of additional capital are raising money by issuing billions in common stock and notes, and markets for short-term loans among banks are functioning more smoothly, Mr. Bernanke said.
Stocks surged higher on Wednesday as some results of the stress tests began to leak out, showing that even banks that might need billions of dollars of additional capital were not on the brink of insolvency.
Mr. King said Thursday that the additional capital was needed because even though the sentiment in financial markets had "improved a little," global growth remained weak and "significant adjustments" on debt in the euro zone were still expected.
The additional capital was raised from from AGF Private Equity and CM-CIC Capital Privé, thus joining the historical shareholders who make up the DOTCORP Asset Management funds.
