The phrase "additional guarantees for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing extra assurances or protections provided in a specific context, such as contracts, agreements, or services.
Example: "The company is offering additional guarantees for the product to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "extra assurances for" or "supplementary protections for".
Second, splitting the data among independent organizations gives additional guarantees for the data donors, e.g. participants of commercial studies have no way of knowing what happens to their data if the project goes bankrupt.
Due to additional guarantees for transmissible gastroenteritis (TGE) [ 30], blood samples are annually monitored for TGE antibodies and cross-reactive porcine respiratory coronavirus (PRCV) antibodies, indicating PRCV infection has never been found in Finnish pigs.
The FSCP was accepted by the European Commission (EC) (European Commission Decision (94/968/EC) approving the operational programme for the control of Salmonella in certain living animals and animal products presented by Finland) [ 10], and it forms the basis for the additional guarantees for importing eggs and meat granted to Finland by the EC.
The agencies have asked for additional guarantees of protection against a blowout of the well, including a copy of a risk assessment done by the utility's private contractor, Boots & Coots.
The Commission set additional guarantees relating to IBR/IPV for bovines destined for Finland in 1994 based on the country's disease free status, and these guarantees were last confirmed in 2004 [ 18].
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.
Always put on the warranty and pay for any additional guarantees.
Overdrafts were being restricted and banks demanding "additional personal guarantees" for credit.
The expense of covering additional loan guarantees for the auto industry would mean more than $4 billion more.
Don Stewart, a spokesman for the Republican Senate leader, Mitch McConnell, said that Mr. McConnell had repeatedly praised Mr. Obama for favoring additional loan guarantees for nuclear power plants.
Apart from the obvious decrease in control messages that need to be sent, such a mechanism reduces contention-based TO requests, thereby providing additional QoS guarantees for multimedia traffic.
