The phrase "additional guarantees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra assurances or promises provided in a particular context, such as contracts, agreements, or services.
Example: "The company offers additional guarantees to ensure customer satisfaction and product reliability."
Alternatives: "extra assurances" or "supplementary guarantees".
Compounding Dewey's problems were dozens of additional guarantees extended to the firm's partners.
The way we have asked Universal to draft the remedies package, we have obtained additional guarantees of noncompetitive risks.
The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, is providing €55 million; the European Investment Bank is lending €30 million; and additional guarantees are coming from HSBC and DenizBank.
However, Britain, which does not use the euro, may press for additional guarantees that, once the new permanent fund is created, Britain will not be dragged into any future mechanism.
There have been suggestions that the facility should be extended by additional guarantees and made more flexible, perhaps being allowed to buy bonds in the secondary market, recapitalize banks directly or set adjustable interest rates for borrowers.
Make sure you've considered all the options in terms of single-life or joint-life options, escalating and level annuities, as well as additional guarantees if you were to die shortly after taking your annuity.
Advertisers, not surprisingly, are happy with the additional guarantee.
But whoever espouses these ideas also tends to see the barrier as an effective, additional guarantee of some semblance of normal life in Israel.
"This is not going to be a substitute for any legal or criminal penalties but will be an additional guarantee, an acknowledgment of the seriousness of the problem".
Couples can buy joint policies, and a variety of secondary guarantees are available, like inflation protection or emergency provisions, Mr. Gordon said, but each additional guarantee would reduce the monthly payment.
Messene lost its independence to neighbouring Sparta during the course of the 8th century, and this fact is an additional guarantee of the reliability of the early Olympic victor list: Messenian victors would hardly have been invented at a time when Messene as a political entity had ceased to exist.
