The phrase "additional memorandum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extra document or note that provides further information or clarification on a subject.
Example: "Please find attached an additional memorandum outlining the changes to the project timeline."
Alternatives: "supplementary note" or "extra document".
Faculty with links to other European universities are encouraged to explore the possibility of developing additional memoranda of understanding for collaborative programming with the center director.
It includes a collection of Schultz's memoranda to staff, letterbooks of collected correspondence, and additional letters and memoranda collected by subject or correspondent.
The memorandum is additional evidence of the deep, longstanding split between Mr. Freeh and Ms. Reno, and its existence became known as Ms. Reno received an internal report this week that faulted both the Justice Department and the F.B.I. for failures to cooperate in the investigation of the nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee.
Please see our September 2015 Client Alert and our 2015 Year-End Update for additional analysis regarding the Yates Memorandum.
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At the meso level, however, considerable barriers occurred due to labour concerns about governance, which also had to be resolved, and other issues related to power imbalances had to be addressed through additional clauses to the initial memorandum of agreement.
The memorandum said that an additional 1.3 billion barrels of reserves were at risk because it was no longer certain that they could be extracted during the remaining term of licenses between the company and three foreign countries.
Mr. Horstman's memorandum said that no additional investigative work would be done to reissue the report because the public relations program has been terminated and the senior officials who oversaw it have left the Pentagon.
The memorandum also said that an additional 1.3 billion barrels of reserves were at risk.
Additional commentary and analysis of the USPTO's memorandum is available at Patent Docs, Patently-O, and IP Watchdog.
