The phrase "additional security staff" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to extra personnel assigned to enhance security measures in a specific context, such as an event or a facility.
Example: "Due to the increased number of attendees, we have decided to hire additional security staff to ensure everyone's safety."
Alternatives: "extra security personnel" or "supplementary security team".
"People were really, really mad, as you can imagine". Heathrow has since hired 500 additional security staff.
Before the show opens in Greenwich, the Bruce will hire additional security staff, and alter its entranceway to accommodate more visitors.
The school has its own police officer, as do each of two middle schools in White Plains, as well as additional security staff of 18.
Diac has confirmed that all non-essential staff on Nauru will be moved back to Australia but had no information on whether additional security staff had been called in.
The demand has become so strong that many security companies said they had been forced to turn away new customers, and some businesses and institutions have spent fruitless hours seeking additional security staff.
But Lt. Col. Andrew Wood, who was a site security commander in Libya from February through August, testified that attempts by security commanders on the ground to obtain additional security staff members were rejected.
The ARB report said "systemic failures" and leadership "deficiencies" caused the State Department to ignore "repeated requests" for additional security staffing in Libya, leaving the Benghazi facility "grossly inadequate to deal with the attack".
Additional patrols will continue, and Scott said the police department will consult with Planned Parenthood officials to determine if other steps are needed, such as additional security for patients, staff and providers.
Violence and abuse against staff present substantial costs to the NHS through additional staff training, security, staff absenteeism, poor staff retention, and legal fees.
According to DOCCS, the decline of assaults on staff can be attributed in part to the cameras but also to several other recent initiatives, including additional training for security staff, de-escalation tactics, and a pepper spray program.
"After last week's attacks we're forced to take additional security measures for our staff here," Mr. Edwards said.
