The phrase "additional recourse" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing options or measures that can be taken beyond the primary ones available, often in legal or problem-solving contexts.
Example: "If the initial appeal is denied, we may seek additional recourse through the courts."
Alternatives: "further options" or "extra measures".
Regarding the Greek language, the Digital School (DS), dschool.edu.gr, developed by Greece's Ministry of Education, appears to be the main platform offering curricula and additional recourses.
Other differences include the additional avenues for recourse — almost none for Afghans, versus the ability to apply directly to the United States for refugee status as an Iraqi.
The fact of Comoros registration opens up an additional avenue of recourse, whether or not compensation is arranged.
Significantly, in each case the incumbent's success in taming inflation helped make it possible to win the additional term without recourse to force or fraud.
Recourse to additional interventions (including blood transfusion, exploration under anaesthesia, and the administration of additional uterotonics) was similar among women with high fever and those without.
It becomes necessary to have recourse to additional methods of vibration reduction, which can be incorporated with minimum disturbance to the existing design.
This may not be total evidence, but it does involve recourse to additional information; in what way does this move beyond verificationism?
In contrast, amplification of the ITS2 region was generally less successful, and obtaining the data analysed here required recourse to additional primer pairs (65 taxa amplified; Table 2).
The difference, then, could reside in the consent process itself, which could include more complete explanations and the recourse to additional decision-making tools during the consent process [ 16].
