The phrase "additional cutbacks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing further reductions in budget, resources, or services, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "Due to the ongoing financial crisis, the company announced additional cutbacks in its workforce."
Alternatives: "further reductions" or "more budget cuts".
Those additional cutbacks could steepen the economic decline, putting more pressure on profits.
The Italian prime minister, Mario Monti, won approval Thursday from the Italian Senate for 30 billion euros in additional cutbacks and revenue increases.
In separate statements, the inspectors and Greek government officials said they had made significant progress in discussions to address measures, not yet put in place, to save $3.7 billion in 2012 and additional cutbacks of $14.2 billion in 2013 and 2014.
A Park's official recently noted that the agency would not rule out additional water cutbacks for sinks, bathrooms, pay showers, and toilets in state campgrounds and parks.
In response, 50 Senators sent a letter to the Appropriations Committee leadership urging them to block additional Postal Service cutbacks in appropriations legislation that would be introduced to fund the government and avoid a shutdown -- and to block for one year any Postal Service plans to consolidate more mail-processing facilities.
When asked to make recommendations to the congressional supercommittee that's supposed to devise a deficit-reduction plan in the next five weeks or prompt across-the-board spending reductions, including in defense, Mr. Romney reiterates his mantra of no additional revenue, no defense cutbacks and no automatic cuts.
A 1% increase in 2008 demand would require incremental production of about 1 mmbpd, whereas without OPEC cutbacks, an additional 2 mmbpd will be supplied.
Mr. Leech said the firm also could lose an additional $1 billion from a cutback in business operations connected to Iran, as well as $3 billion in market value if some of the bank's senior executives, including Mr. Sands, are forced to resign.
There will be additional severance expenses related to cutbacks in those areas, the Interpublic statement said.
The legislation would provide $10 billion to retain teachers who might otherwise lose jobs to cutbacks, and an additional $16 billion to help states struggling to close budget deficits.
The legislation provides $10 billion to retain teachers who might otherwise lose jobs to cutbacks, and an additional $16 billion to help states struggling to close budget deficits because of rising health care costs.
