The phrase "additional grievance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a further complaint or issue that has been raised in addition to previous ones.
Example: "After reviewing the case, we found that there was an additional grievance that needed to be addressed."
Alternatives: "further complaint" or "extra issue".
And the annual parliamentary review should provide an additional platform for airing grievances.
It has a daytime tearoom, and, of course, Edgar House serves a not just locally, but fastidiously sourced breakfast – expensive at an additional £12.50pp, but minor grievances aside (unwelcome background music, microherbs scattered on scrambled eggs) it's excellent.
A more empathetic response to urban violence might be to consider giving people additional venues to air their grievances and debate appropriate remedies, which would undoubtedly result in the proposal of more nuanced solutions.
Marbury will lose $199,000 in pay for Saturday's game and an additional $199,000 for not playing on Wednesday, pending a grievance hearing.
Increased provider communication, accessible doctor ratings and better alternatives to the traditional hospital visit are among the additional demands on the hybrid patient-consumer's list of grievances, and entrepreneurs have responded with various solutions aimed at satisfying, educating and empowering this new consumer of healthcare (Stride Health, MDSave, Guroo, others).
In its list of grievances, CVR Energy further argued it was unlikely that Mr. Icahn's promise of additional payments, in the event of a sale to another buyer, would yield any value to shareholders.
Viewers who like to nurse corporate grievances — and there are certainly many of them in the current economic climate — will wish for an additional 60 minutes.
Engineers have a grievance.
Their grievance remains private, necessarily.
This is a substantial grievance.
