The phrase "additional delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra representatives or members added to a group or organization, often in a formal or organizational context.
Example: "The committee decided to invite additional delegates to ensure a diverse range of perspectives at the conference."
Alternatives: "extra representatives" or "supplementary delegates".
The Illinois Republican Party convention in June will select 15 additional delegates, who will essentially be free agents.
While Mr. Bush picked up additional delegates, he cannot count on getting votes from the islands' residents if he wins the nomination.
Mr. Paul's campaign manager, Jesse Benton, said the agreement would seat 17 additional Paul delegates from Louisiana, as well as three additional delegates and two alternates from Massachusetts.
Senator Barack Obama took a big step toward becoming the Democratic presidential nominee on Tuesday, amassing enough additional delegates to claim an all but insurmountable advantage in his race against Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton.
"On Saturday, if we come out of here with momentum and with additional delegates, that will help to lay the groundwork for what happens in Maryland and Virginia three days later.
If you get penalized, is it worth it?" Under Republican Party rules, states are stripped of half their delegates to the nominating convention if they jump ahead of the proposed guidelines, while states that adhere to them get additional delegates.
His supporters have captured additional delegate spots and have ousted some supporters of Mr. Romney in key state party leadership posts.
Despite Sanders finishing with around 51% of the vote in West Virginia (at the time of writing, 97% of votes had been counted), the Vermont senator ended the night with an additional 16 delegates, while Clinton added 11 delegates to her total.
So, Romney should reach the magic 1,144 figure, even without any additional automatic delegates or any one of the 55 delegates from the non-binding caucuses.
Mr. Obama could amass enough additional pledged delegates on Tuesday from primaries in Oregon and Kentucky to secure a majority of pledged delegates from nominating contests sanctioned by the party.
An additional 13 delegates were selected at the April convention.
