The phrase "additional fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to an extra or supplementary decline, drop, or decrease, often in relation to numbers, statistics, or events.
Example: "The report indicated an additional fall in sales during the last quarter, raising concerns among the management team."
Alternatives: "further decline" or "extra drop".
Smithtown Haus has one of the Island's largest listings of German dishes, especially at this time of year when it features an additional fall menu of game and seasonal specialties.
Gascony, France Kitchen at Camont: Cassoulet, Confit, Coq-au-Vin Tuck into Gascony's gastronomic bounty in a five-day hands-on course that highlights the cold-weather cuisine of this region in southwestern France (Oct . 3to 7; additional fall dates available on request).
The patient reported having sustained an additional fall 2 weeks prior to this visit.
On average, the control group experienced 1 more additional fall by 301 days.
Interview analysis preceded and was performed independently of the analysis of additional fall details, such as time of fall and use of a walking aid, which were collected by questionnaire and summarized by means of percentage, frequency.
In a high-ambient-pressure environment there exists an additional falling film flow regime, i.e. "breakup into droplets".
Residents and organisations in areas subjected to future tephra fall events may therefore expect many months of cleanup requirements, exacerbated by additional falls and remobilised material.
Post discharge falls assessment (1) Since you were enrolled in this study two months ago, on (date), have you had any additional falls?
"In the Amber area additional falls in excess of 10cm are likely, with drifting in the strong to gale force easterly winds.
Dementia disorder constitutes an additional fall-risk [ 21, 22].
The findings also suggest that for bilateral cataract patients, second-eye cataract surgery provides additional fall-prevention benefits compared to the period before surgery.
