The phrase "additional need for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a requirement or necessity that goes beyond what is already established or expected.
Example: "The recent changes in the project have created an additional need for resources to meet the new deadlines."
Alternatives: "further requirement for" or "extra demand for".
Such organizations can also help a region accommodate the additional need for power within the grid.
For the next full year we have no additional need for money," said Stournaras, referring to the country's current EU/IMF-sponsored rescue programme.
Horrocks said the additional need for cost-savings meant the actual annual budget cut was around 20%, or £46m a year by 2014.
When Grumman closed the compound, and the Navy, which administered the property, foresaw no additional need for it and offered to give the partly wooded site to the Town of Riverhead.
Bankers said Sunday that the additional need for funds at Hypo came from newly discovered guarantees it had issued to back American municipal bonds that it had sold to investors.
"There is no additional need for analysis and pairing with other databases," said Mr. Worley, adding that simply informing people about who owns guns in the community was enough.
Often there are additional needs for social care and support but caring for someone who is wheelchair-bound, doubly incontinent and suffering from dementia is beyond what can be reasonably expected of prison staff.
These sites are often located in very precarious environments, with limited or nonexistent resources except for solar energy, and with frequent additional needs for desalination (in arid zones).
The design of this system also addressed the additional needs for passive sampling techniques, providing an economical approach to field sampling that is also easy to deploy.
However, when entire product development organizations adopt them, there are additional needs for larger-scale models to take into account the aspects of organizational complexity and speed [11].
However, when entire product development organizations adopt them, there are additional needs for larger-scale models to take into account the organizational flow aspects [11].
