The phrase "additional goals" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra objectives or targets that complement existing ones in various contexts, such as project planning or personal development.
Example: "In addition to our primary objectives, we have identified several additional goals to enhance our overall strategy."
Alternatives: "further objectives" or "supplementary targets".
Giving up a penalty kick was similarly costly, with the penalized team surrendering an average of 0.65 additional goals.
"I feel it is time for me to take my skills to the next level and achieve some additional goals I have established for myself," Staley said yesterday.
"We didn't expect what happened after that, but it was nice to see it happen," Niedermayer added, referring to the six additional goals.
Dallas was also left to rue some great opportunities to put additional goals on the board, particularly two late Ihemelu headers that failed to hit the target.
To Pulis's credit they were better organised and more competitive and fully deserved the additional goals scored by Joe Ledley, against his old club, and Puncheon, whose late third was a spectacular hit from 20 yards.
They punished Inter's dismal defending and the only negatives were that they did not score the additional goals that their superiority merited and Bale's 14th-minute yellow card for diving, which was his third caution of the competition.
But Dr. Osheroff said the program has an additional goal.
Meanwhile, Speed has an additional goal in mind.
Underneath such fine sentiments lurked an additional goal: to ensure that all children could flourish in America's democratic system.
This allows Yuto Nagatomo and Atsuto Uchida to bomb forward from full-back, with Honda then arriving late into the penalty area and providing a potent additional goal threat.
Moreover, John Wooden possesses something that Mr. Willingham may see as an additional goal for himself and his new school: 10 national championships.
