The phrase "additional drawdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, resource management, or project planning, where it refers to an extra withdrawal or reduction of resources.
Example: "The project faced an unexpected additional drawdown of funds, requiring us to reassess our budget."
Alternatives: "extra withdrawal" or "further reduction".
Unlike most other schemes, borrowers will be able to draw down money when they want it, rather than in one tranche, and when they make additional drawdowns there won't be any extra charges.
Whereas, for stress-sensitive reservoir, additional pressure drawdown will result in a relatively lower increase in oil production.
For non-stress-sensitive reservoir, additional wellbore pressure drawdown will increase oil production by a similar value compared to the previous pressure drawdown.
"MASH shall make available the additional sum of £1m for drawdown by the company on 26 November 2014.
Drawdown estimates in additional observation wells within 0.7 km of the pumping well and in wells >3 km away from the pumping well (Halford et al. 2010) corresponded with drawdown estimates in well ER-20-5-3 ER-20-5-3 ER-20-5-3 ER-20-5-35 m.
Still, some members of the Joint Chiefs, including the outgoing chairman, Gen. Peter Pace, and senior officers at Central Command, which has overall responsibility for the Middle East, are said to be pushing for a faster drawdown of the 30,000 additional American troops sent to Iraq.
"I asked the military leadership to engage in additional planning necessary to execute a responsible military drawdown from Iraq," Mr. Obama said in a written statement after the meeting.
And on his first full day in office, he met with the military commanders in charge of Iraq and told them "to engage in additional planning necessary to execute a responsible military drawdown from Iraq," according his comments afterwards.
It is observed in drawdown tests when the well experiences an additional pressure decline due to production from other wells and, also, when the well produces under pseudosteady state before shut-in it for a buildup test.
Any additional efforts (e.g. dam removal, timing of drawdown) will be reasonable adaptation efforts in these estuaries.
