The phrase "additional inconvenience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra difficulties or troubles that arise in a situation.
Example: "We apologize for the additional inconvenience caused by the delay in service."
Alternatives: "further trouble" or "extra hassle".
A mandatory exchange at the border of West German for East German marks was an additional inconvenience.
The benefits of cycling are so obvious now to cyclists that they will put up with a little additional inconvenience to enjoy them.
As an additional inconvenience, if the later 9pm games do not feature England, the non-footballing audience will become even more annoyed by the loss of peaktime dramas and documentaries for almost three weeks.
You could save money with minimal additional inconvenience.
That additional inconvenience and cost could limit market size to the tens of millions by 2021.
Nevertheless, it can be observed that the output of the IFFT is also formed by the burst showed in the IFFT, with the additional inconvenience of the first symbol of the frame moved to the last position of the burst.
An alternative viewpoint is that if it is carefully explained and illustrated visually, as we did, the SG is a feasible method of obtaining utilities in both sick and healthy people, and that the additional inconveniences it imposes on interviewer and respondent are outweighed by its superior theoretical basis (Torrance 1986).
Kidder denied wrongdoing and said it ended the case "for the purpose of avoiding the continuing additional expense, inconvenience, distraction, and risk of this litigation".
Kudos to the officials who rightly found that the potential security gains from size restrictions would not justify the additional cost and inconvenience to travelers.
For example, hospitals and universities have started to ban smoking not only inside buildings but also at their perimeter; while originally proposed to address secondary smoking hazards, this may also have the benefit of imposing an additional short-term inconvenience on smoking.
Firefighters also need to wear their turnout ensemble on top of daily clothing, and it appears to add additional bulkiness and inconvenience to the clothing interface, especially where gloves and boots are connected with the turnout ensemble.
