The phrase "additional liability for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing responsibilities, obligations, or potential risks associated with a particular situation or agreement.
Example: "The contract includes additional liability for damages caused by negligence."
Alternatives: "extra responsibility for" or "further obligation for".
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.
Morrisons were paid £25m but essentially the deal will end up costing the group £30m, along with the additional liability for the leases, should the new business go bust.
LaBar at the Harbor Trucking Assn. said he is more concerned that the prospect of additional liability for retailers will accelerate a shift of business from Southern California ports to those on the Gulf and East coasts.
However, even subtle differences in the growth rate of functional clones, through the constitutive expression of plasmids in the Gal system, would be an additional liability for maximum complexity of the library.
The sites will help settle the 50 pending lawsuits against the government and the $11 billion of potential additional liabilities for SNF delay damages if Yucca Mountain does not being operation in 2020 [DOE, 2008a. Report to Congress on the Demonstration of the Interim Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel from Decommissioned Nuclear Power Stations (December)].
Creating a formal business entity for your preschool will provide additional liability protection for you and your assets.
After protracted discussions, local ERBs eventually settled on compromises which allowed the initiative to continue, but with additional liability insurance for human subjects research in place in a number of the locations where diagnosis using CSF had not previously been included in clinical routines.
In 2010, in response to organized medicine's push for additional liability limits in the Affordable Care Act, the Obama administration allocated $23 million to examine patient safety initiatives in the hopes of reducing liability costs.
JG: I think that minorities are programmed in a way that accounts for an additional liability.
If that number is more than your annual salary, it's a good idea to purchase additional liability limits of up to $300,000 for bodily injury and $100,000 for property damage.
Additional liability is involved.
