The phrase "additional clauses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra provisions or stipulations added to a contract, agreement, or document.
Example: "The contract includes several additional clauses that outline the responsibilities of both parties."
Alternatives: "supplementary provisions" or "extra stipulations".
He added that while the self-government proposal remains, "we may add an attachment that has additional clauses" to address Ayatollah Sistani's concerns.
The ever-blossoming additional clauses are most often the Narrator's idea of written language stapled awkwardly onto his knowledge of spoken language: Well, besides black hair, this doll has a complexion like I do not know what, and little feet and ankles, and a way of walking that is very pleasant to behold.
Two previous bids – the first offering an initial £25m rising to £30m and the second £35m with add-ons to take the deal closer to £40m – had been knocked back by Liverpool, with those additional clauses and payments largely dependent on City winning silverware.
Ayer himself did not think that any such additional clauses were needed.
The definition proceeds exactly as in the first-order case, except for the additional clauses for the second-order quantifiers.
Players and management agreed wage cuts in March to allow Rangers to fulfil their remaining season 2011/12 fixtures but contracts revert to full pay in June with additional clauses allowing players to leave for reduced fees.
There was one additional clause, though, which concerned his son Robert.
An additional clause in the rationale section of the decision explained that shortened tennis matches would be more television-friendly, despite college tennis never having had much of any footprint on television.
While Salafis initially wanted to drop "principles of" from that clause, a spokesman for the largest Salafi party said they had settled for an additional clause that elaborated on what the principles were, language that some believe would make the law more rigid.
The suggestion was that an additional clause, or clauses, was needed.
The literature spawned by the Gettier counter-examples is huge, nearly all of it attempting to pin down the elusive additional clause(s).
