The phrase "additional criticisms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to further critiques or negative feedback beyond what has already been mentioned.
Example: "In addition to the previous points, there are several additional criticisms that need to be addressed in the report."
Alternatives: "further critiques" or "extra objections".
Reid provides additional criticisms of Hume's account of memory.
Woodward, 2003, contains additional criticisms of Kitcher's version of unificationism.
Related and additional criticisms of Edgington's proposal appear in Wright (1987), Williamson (1987b; 2000b) and Percival (1991).
The fundamental premise that beautiful places can be created by synthesising patterns into larger wholes highlights two additional criticisms [8, 9] of Alexander's documentation (Lang 1994).
(For additional criticisms of McFee's view on this point see Bresnahan 2013. For more on McFee's view of the dancer's role see McFee 2013c.
The first of these additional criticisms is that Alexander's canonical texts devote little attention to explaining that the quality emerges from synthesising individual patterns into larger and more complete designs [8] (Salingaros 2000; Saunders 2002a).
In 1982, Cody ordered that 40percentt of Catholic families subscribe to the archdiocese's newspaper, and rebuffed critics by announcing "he will tolerate no additional criticism of the scheme".
Sarkozy drew additional criticism, notably from the European Union, for the deportation of hundreds of Romanians and Bulgarians, most of whom were Roma (Gypsies) living in illegal camps.
The deal, however, includes no criminal sanctions or penalties and is likely to stir additional criticism about the Justice Department's inability to hold bank executives personally responsible for the financial crisis.
Chicago police, already questioned for their use of force and their treatment of black civilians, came under a wave of additional criticism after video of the 2014 fatal shooting of the black teenager Laquan McDonald was released in November.
This clip drew additional criticism because the teenagers (except Dave) are holding red plastic cups that have become synonymous even in Australia with drinking alcohol, thanks to American college movies.
