The phrase "additional economies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra savings or efficiencies that can be achieved in a particular context, such as business or economics.
Example: "By streamlining our operations, we expect to realize additional economies that will enhance our profit margins."
Alternatives: "further savings" or "extra efficiencies".
That list begins with the initial TPP partners, but as many as 10 additional economies have expressed interest in joining.
The goal of consolidation is to wring additional economies from the elaborate planning and buying processes that lead to the delivery of ads to consumers.
On top of the £30bn savings departments have already been asked to find in the spending review and additional economies through another "operational" efficiency drive, this seems a big ask, without public services being cut or suffering.
When the Mexican peso was strong, he bought up foreign cement operations to attain additional economies of scale and diversification against the ups and downs of the Mexican economy.
Additional economies of scale may be realized through the deployment of telemetric and interactive behavior change technology.
Additionally, minimizing the need for shear walls results in additional economy and flexibility in re-modelling.
Member States are already obliged to plan for the achievement of energy savings targets in respect of the period 2008 2016 and they now face additional economy-wide targets for 2020.
Most recently, Emirates simply added additional Economy seats as it removed First Class on its newest Airbus A380, rather than experimenting with Premium Economy.
Additional fuel economy is provided by the start-stop function.
The propo sals envisage charging trans continental first‐class passen gers $10 over the regular fares and $5 additional for economy class passengers who fly on the 747.
It is the vehicle for additional new-economy stakes.
