The phrase "additional publicity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra promotional efforts or exposure for a product, event, or cause.
Example: "The marketing team is planning to implement additional publicity strategies to boost attendance at the event."
Alternatives: "extra promotion" or "further advertising".
Recent additions to his papers include additional publicity materials and artwork related to his books, articles and speeches, personal correspondence, and fan mail.
Led Zeppelin had never sold a song before, which brought additional publicity.
That disclosure, along with the hiring of Mr. Webb, suggests that Mr. Welch is prepared to press his case and will not settle just to avoid additional publicity.
In relying too much on LEED ratings, critics argue, developers and governments can get additional publicity without necessarily being energy efficient in the long run.
The judge, Morris Jacobson of Alameda County Superior Court, sided with prosecutors who said additional publicity could compromise the defendants' right to a fair trial.
He even made a surprise trip to New Hampshire, where he stirred additional publicity by floating the possibility that he might run for President.
According to Fortune, when a fan posted a Russian translation of one of his novels online, "sales of his book jumped from 3,000 to one million in three years, with no additional promotion or publicity from his publishers".
According to Fortune, when a fan posted a Russian translation of one of his novels online, "sales of his book jumped from 3,000 to one million in three years, with no additional promotion or publicity from his publishers". Later, without telling his publisher, Coelho posted his own "pirated" e-book on a BitTorrent site and today continues to post free samples with the consent of his publisher.
He greatly regrets that she must be subjected to additional harmful publicity".
Mr. James, 18, may serve as insurance of sorts for Coca-Cola against any additional bad publicity for Kobe Bryant, the basketball star who is under contract to endorse Sprite through 2005.
Additional print publicity material is found in Series II, III and VII.
