The phrase "additional investment needed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing financial requirements or resources necessary for a project or initiative.
Example: "To move forward with the expansion, we have determined that additional investment is needed to cover the costs."
Alternatives: "further funding required" or "extra capital necessary".
Its careful accounting of the additional investment needed for a low-carbon transition is timely.
The result is that it is "difficult to provide an overall picture of what needs to be done and identify the additional investment needed".
But Reem always had confidence that any additional investment needed to achieve the desired quality would eventually be appreciated and repaid by her audience and her fans.' Distribution is through label Fuse Records' links with Proper Music, one of the UK's top record distributors.
If the final steps are approved at the AGM we will have a strong balance sheet and the debt servicing burden will be removed, allowing us to drive forward on training facilities and the plans for the new stadium with much greater confidence in our ability to raise the additional investment needed".
It also found that 64% of total additional investment needed to achieve this goal must flow to decentralized clean energy.
The ICER indicates the additional investment needed to gain one additional unit of effect.
By making the additional investments needed for life-saving interventions, it would be possible to not only avoid unnecessary deaths, but also have healthier, more productive individuals, communities and countries.
The incremental cost effectiveness ratio indicates the additional investments needed for the intervention to gain one extra unit of effect compared with usual care.
The ICER indicates whether the additional investments needed for the interventions gain at least one extra unit of effect compared with care as usual [ 57].
None of these plans included the additional public investment needed to make up for our $1 trillion shortfall in economic demand.
