The phrase "additional slowdown" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an extra delay or decrease in speed, often in contexts related to processes, performance, or traffic.
Example: "The recent changes in the system have caused an additional slowdown in processing times."
Alternatives: "further delay" or "extra deceleration".
And even a modest additional slowdown in spending is likely to have significant repercussions for an economy that was already dependent on consumers simply to remain afloat.
Wendy I. Abramowitz, a market strategist with Argus Research, an investment research firm, said the continued stagnation in the United States and Europe was not surprising, but that the additional slowdown in Asia was of some concern.
A spokesman for Ms. Speier said that he had spoken by phone with Mr. Bragg and Willie C. Clark Sr., the department's Western regional director, who told him that there would be an additional "slowdown" while the staff was retrained but that "they intend to make up for that by making them more efficient".
For the vertical scaling, additional slowdown was brought about by sharing the same CPU and additional coordination of computations carried out in parallel on the same computing unit.
Double parking not only eliminates a lane, but also creates additional slowdowns (and potential accidents) as traffic has to merge into fewer lanes.
The Fed's move came as new economic data provided additional evidence of a slowdown.
The market decline followed additional signs of a slowdown this week — a disappointing weekly job report and a below-expectations outlook by the technology bellwether Cisco Systems.
However, Britain's biggest sofa chain warned that the EU referendum vote meant furniture retailers faced an "increased risk of a market slowdown with additional cost pressures from foreign exchange movements".
But the data also provided additional evidence of an economic slowdown in Europe.
The slowdown has put additional pressure on the European Central Bank to raise its benchmark interest rate, which could further devalue the euro.
Personal spending and income rose less than expected in October, offering additional evidence of an economic slowdown, the Commerce Department reported yesterday.
