The phrase "additional liabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, law, or business when referring to extra responsibilities or debts that may arise beyond the initial obligations.
Example: "The company must account for additional liabilities that may impact its financial statements."
Alternatives: "extra obligations" or "supplementary debts".
Merrill Lynch could still face additional liabilities.
For BP, the besieged British company, the failure could mean billions of dollars of additional liabilities, as the spill potentially worsens in the weeks and months ahead.
Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency, warned that its rating for the country might fall if worsening credit quality among banks forced the government to take on significant additional liabilities on its balance sheet to ensure financial stability.
The inefficacy of exchange fluxes to unveil additional liabilities may be due to the low number of flux profiles available as constraints for PC (only 2 cell lines), as opposed to ccRCC (7 cell lines).
The proposal could shift up to $90 billion in additional liabilities to the PBGC, creating major new responsibilities for the agency, according to an analysis by some outside stakeholders.
Mr Martins, an economist by training, provided his own, even higher estimate of Madeira's debt — €7.3 billion — with additional liabilities in the form of guarantees given to help local government-controlled companies issue more debt.
Additional liability is involved.
But we definitely don't want anything that exposes physicians or employers to additional liability".
But a similar admission in violating the commodities laws, however, could open the bank up to substantial additional liability.
But in a confidential analysis, the American Medical Association said the Frist bill would create "additional liability" for doctors, exposing them to lawsuits in federal court.
It will also pay more than $2 million in additional liability insurance premiums during the next four years without passing those costs on to customers, either.
