The phrase "additional death" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing mortality, statistics, or events where more than one death is being referenced or reported.
Example: "The report indicated an additional death in the ongoing investigation, raising concerns about public safety."
Alternatives: "extra fatality" or "further death".
A string of other attacks, on churches, embassies and other targets, caused additional death and destruction in Indonesia.
It is revising the toll as additional death reports come in from hospitals where tornado victims had been taken.
The United States conducted a dozen more trials of high-ranking officials in Nuremberg; these resulted in twelve additional death sentences and eighty-five prison terms.
The charges he faces do not carry that possibility, and the United States would not seek the death penalty even if Mr. Snowden were charged with additional, death penalty-eligible crimes.
The Robert Koch Institute, Germany's national disease and control center, said the additional death brought the number of Germans who have died to 26; a Swede has also died.
Another way to describe the benefits of mammography screening is this: You would have to screen 1,000 women ages 50 and older for 10 years in order to avert one additional death from breast cancer, compared to a similar number of women who are not screened.
Hawkish legislators and presidential candidates have proposed loosening the rules under which US pilots can open fire on targets, claiming that the US hamstrings itself in target selection out of fear of inflicting additional death on civilians in areas where Isis operates.
Speaking after the death was confirmed, Dr Duncan McCormick, chair of the NHS Lothian's incident management team, said: "Whilst we realised that further deaths were a possibility this additional death is extremely sad and I would like to express my sincere condolences to the family of the patient".
The charges Mr. Snowden faces in the United States do not carry the death penalty, the letter said, adding that the United States would not seek the death penalty "even if Mr. Snowden were charged with additional death penalty-eligible crimes".
