The phrase "additional programming" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra coding or software development tasks that are required beyond the initial scope of a project.
Example: "The project will require additional programming to integrate the new features requested by the client."
Alternatives: "extra coding" or "supplementary development".
Announcements about additional programming are still en route.
Executives said they were planning to fill much of that additional programming time with extensive coverage of overseas markets.
"You throw in the lockout and an extraordinary amount of additional programming, and that's where the problems lie.
Daily news service is provided in French, English, and Creole; additional programming takes place in a variety of other languages.
This is a few hours' worth of additional programming, in order to add the same system of checks and balances that prevails in the real world.
He will program and conduct three of the five pairs of concerts that the ensemble performs each season (an artistic advisory board will oversee additional programming, with Mr. Perlman's input).
The estimated $100 million-a-year cost includes such things as compensation of the show cast and staff, overhead, construction costs for a dedicated studio, and a budget for the development of additional programming and marketing concepts.
The additional programming will add to the Blu-ray experience, executives say, which still offers superior picture and sound quality to what can be currently streamed over the Internet.
Additional programming is expected to be provided by the TriBeCa Film Center and by the Orpheus Chamber Ensemble, though the specifics of those arrangements have yet to be worked out.
The generic button layouts can make it difficult to identify some functions (on my A/V unit, switching sources from DVD to satellite requires using number buttons, and some additional programming).
Soon after, it began to create not-to-be-missed exhibitions installed for six months each (mostly mounted by the curator Garry Garrells) as well as additional programming in dance, poetry and so on.
