The phrase "additional start" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to an extra beginning or initiation of something, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "We decided to implement an additional start to the project to ensure all team members were aligned."
Alternatives: "extra beginning" or "supplementary initiation".
NIESE HAS SHOULDER INJURY Jon Niese (shoulder tendinitis) was scratched from his scheduled start Saturday and might miss an additional start.
Since then, Pettitte has made one additional start, Monday in Clearwater, Fla., in which he gave up 10 hits and 5 runs.
Varenne was scheduled to give American harness aficionados another glimpse of his remarkable ability by competing in the $500,00 Nat Ray on Hambletonian Day, but his owners said an additional start in the United States could cause tax problems, and withdrew the horse.
His move to the DL means rookie Matt Magill will have to make at least one additional start.
It was just announced on Tuesday that Matz will be skipping an additional start with soreness in his rotator cuff, sidelining him once again.
We carried out 5' RACE using PCa tissue expressing PCA3 to look for additional start sites.
The Kavli Foundation also will provide additional start-up funds for the institute.
In addition, higher ratio of start-up tail current to the minimum of shaped tail current for the proposed circuit, removes the need for additional start-up detection circuits.
So eager were investors to pour cash into Convexity, based in Boston, that Mr. Meyer could have easily raised additional start-up money, according to hedge fund specialists, even though the initial investment required a three-year commitment.
This represents one additional start-up created at every hour of the day for the past 5 years or at net gain of an average of 45,000 enterprises.
In response to concerns raised, it has released additional starts and will now consider requests to act for existing clients on a case-by-case basis.
