The phrase "additional crew" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra personnel or team members who are brought on to assist with a task or project, often in contexts like transportation, film production, or event management.
Example: "The film production team decided to hire additional crew to ensure that the project stayed on schedule."
Alternatives: "extra personnel" or "supplementary staff".
This sophisticated equipment requires an additional crew member called a moving-lights programmer, who works with the lighting designer to create complex visual effects.
A proposal to add additional crew time by extending the length of shuttle and Soyuz visits to the station looks mostly like a stopgap measure.
We need to check this one carefully as the booking indicates a complex patient who may require specialist equipment and additional crew.
Many managers, faced with low staffing levels because of the holiday week, had not yet tried to round up additional crew members or emergency workers.
To handle such maintenance demands, Sebonack hired 24 additional crew members and brought in more than 100 volunteers to fan out across 52 acres of fairways.
Every week's delay eats up to $2 million in lost revenue and, especially, higher expenses for technical rehearsals that require additional crew members.
He said additional crews at Times Square, the Manhattan terminus, would clean the trains before they head back to Queens.
Those additional crews entering the deployment cycle should help relieve the stress on the sailors and their families, while sustaining a high tempo of mine-clearing missions, Navy officers said.
Despite the additional crews shooting in the five boroughs, "there's this perception that when a production is filming on the streets, it's Los Angeles, it's Hollywood," Ms. Antonacchio says, but "the crew is not Hollywood; it's regular people, real people, going to work every day".
IMG told New York local news site DNAinfo.com that it is planning to bring "additional crews to help with snow, ice and salt maintenance, increase interior heating and [add] a precautionary extra layer of tenting for the protection of the venue".
Utility companies across the region put additional crews on standby to deal with anticipated power outages.
