The phrase "additional claimants" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra individuals or parties who are making a claim, often in legal or formal contexts.
Example: "The court has received petitions from additional claimants seeking compensation for the damages."
Alternatives: "further claimants" or "extra claimants".
Mr Shabazz said the suit could be broadened to include additional claimants.
Yet the settlement covers 19 additional claimants who said they had been illegally strip-searched after 2007.
"KPMG's attempt to put lipstick on a pig netted a mere nine additional claimants," said Michael Avenatti, a lawyer in Santa Monica, Calif.
The unpaid principal balance on these loans is estimated to be $34 billion currently, but that figure could grow in a bankruptcy filing as additional claimants come out of the woodwork.
Lawyers representing investors who still oppose the deal said yesterday that KPMG was not offering enough money to investors "KPMG's attempt to put lipstick on a pig netted a mere nine additional claimants," said Michael Avenatti, a lawyer in Santa Monica, Calif.
Although the Swiss banks and the Holocaust survivors reached the precedent-setting accord in August 1998 to create a billion-dollar fund intended to settle the claims of tens of thousands of people whose families lost assets in World War II, the negotiations have been hamstrung for months over the question of checking Swiss records to find additional claimants.
It is also thought the additional number of claimants will boost the campaigner's case when it is expected to go to court later this year.
The figures released on Wednesday alongside the labour market statistics also show that an additional 530,957 JSA claimants were referred for a sanction in 2013, but the adjudicator rejected the proposed sanction.
"Proving cohabitation following a bereavement would be extremely complicated, open to interpretation and can lead to additional burdens to claimants.
By 1510, this figure had increased with the birth of an additional 16 possible Yorkist claimants.
They brought a judicial review over the regulations, which allow for an additional bedroom if the claimant or their partner require overnight care but make no provision for children who need an overnight carer.
