The phrase "additional prosecutions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra legal actions taken against individuals or entities beyond those already initiated.
Example: "The attorney general announced that there would be additional prosecutions related to the ongoing investigation into corruption."
Alternatives: "further prosecutions" or "supplementary prosecutions".
Lauro also said that the information Donaghy provided "could have led to additional prosecutions" and concluded that "something is not quite right with the conduct of this case".
This will result in over 1,000 additional prosecutions for tax evasion by the end of the 2014-15 financial year".
The city, which had already completed its budget, would have to spend $1 million more to pay for the additional prosecutions, said Dan Stanley, the interim city manager.
But Prime Minister Hun Sen, who once said that Cambodia should "dig a hole and bury the past," has said that he would not allow any additional prosecutions beyond those four.
It is toward that end that Mr. Hussein should be tried not only in the courts of the new Iraq, but also by the courts of the United States, Britain and such other jurisdictions whose people have been murdered at the pleasure of the Hussein regime, and we should seek his extradition for such additional prosecutions.
The convictions in the 1949 trial encouraged the Department of Justice to prepare for additional prosecutions of CPUSA leaders.
Dr. Lee's lawyers have sought the narrowest interpretation of the deal, and have sought to protect him against additional prosecution, people with knowledge of the talks said.
Bakr refused to attend and testify despite threats of additional prosecution.
And a year ago this month, both defendants filed extensive affidavits suggesting additional prosecution misconduct, including secret blackmail of their chief witness Bailey with threatened exposure of his sexual partners.
Speer requested an explanation from Wolters, and Wolters admitted the censorship by letter in January 1970, saying, "I wouldn't have put it past the Ludwigsbergern [German war crimes prosecutors] to launch an additional prosecution against you on the pretext that this charge [of evicting the Jews] was not included in the Nuremberg Indictment".
However, this approach of computationally evaluating very large numbers of small molecules, and then selecting a small subset of these for additional experimental prosecution is seldom employed in the lead optimization phase of drug discovery project.
