The phrase "additional generation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra or supplementary production of something, such as energy, data, or content.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote additional generation of renewable energy sources to meet the growing demand."
Alternatives: "extra generation" or "supplementary generation".
In other words, the addition of one half a genome with one additional generation of exposure to the hatchery resulted in 30 40% decline in fitness.
Mr. Rappleyea said that the gas-turbine generators could "help to stabilize prices by providing additional generation as quickly as possible".
Rumours have swirled that the discussions have also included the possibility of Nissan generating more power locally, but Lawther said "we are not talking about additional generation on site" beyond the 10 wind turbines already in place.
The need for additional generation was well understood, and the utility had the money to build.
"We have invested heavily in and are bringing online over 500MW of additional generation, so small businesses and households won't need to cut back or purchase additional generation themselves," Groom said.
Normally, potential power imbalances are mitigated by scheduling additional generation capacity called operating reserves.
Additional generation systems utilizing indigenous renewable energy resources are also considered in the chapter.
This yields a positive rather than a negative image and thus saves the cost of an additional generation.
"If we don't add some additional generation to Long Island for next summer, I'm not comfortable that we can keep the lights on," he said.
Growth in demand is responded to by augmenting the grid with additional generation, transmission, and distribution capacity.
In this way a large percentage of the pollutants that were formerly discharged through the exhaust system are burned (though with no additional generation of power).
