The phrase "additional governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra measures or structures put in place to manage or oversee a process, organization, or system.
Example: "The committee proposed additional governance to ensure compliance with the new regulations."
Alternatives: "further oversight" or "supplementary management".
This conference convened international ocean governance experts to discuss current initiatives related to oceans and climate change and the potential for additional governance linkages.
The Law of the Sea Institute , World Maritime University and the Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology hosted an international conference in Malmö, Sweden to discuss current initiatives related to oceans and climate change and the potential for additional governance linkages.
We circle the agile approach with additional governance to ensure that the investments are paying off in the appropriate timeframe.
Levie suggested this was just the start and it would provide additional governance services to the Box Governance category over time as it continues its march to maturity.
In conclusion, the successful energy transition in economic sectors could be supported by a strong enforcement of existing regulation and by a legislative framework that strengthens the position of public administrations vis-à-vis economic stakeholders by additional governance instruments.
They also defined additional governance roles for the city, making it the administrative seat of the Analamanga region, the district of Antananarivo-Renivohitra and the Commune Urbaine d'Antananarivo (CUA, Antananarivo city proper).
For additional timely governance data, see EY's Corporate Governance by the Numbers Shareholder proposal data is based on meetings through June 30,2016.
The Commonsense Principles 2.0 sets out recommendations on additional corporate governance issues not covered above, including board committee structure, director tenure, board agendas and management succession planning.
In November 2016 the pair scrapped and replaced the initial five-year contract with a different one — which put in place additional information governance steps.
But after the original controversy flared the pair subsequently scrapped the agreement and replaced it, in November 2016, with a second data-sharing contract which included some additional information governance concessions — while also continuing to share largely the same quantity and types of identifiable Royal Free patient data as before.
Many worry about additional corporate-governance regulations.
