The phrase "additional stewardship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to extra care, management, or responsibility over something, often in relation to resources or projects.
Example: "The organization is committed to providing additional stewardship for the environment through various conservation initiatives."
Alternatives: "extra management" or "further oversight".
The continent-wide 2004 PIF data classified according to Watch List or Additional Stewardship species showed the same pattern (Table 1).
We also used the 2004 PIF continent-wide categorization [22] and quantified the numbers of "Watch List" and "Additional Stewardship" species from each habitat class.
Actions that can foster additional stewardship activities within the supply chain, such as the guidance document on best environmental practices in textile manufacturing recently issued by the FluoroCouncil (FluoroCouncil 2014).
Irrespective of the chosen strategy, as the additional effects of antibiotic stewardship in this study and effects of bed occupancy suggest, benefits of admission screening will be optimised where integrated with a broader package of infection prevention and control measures.
Their long-term goal is to use the developing markets for carbon and other ecosystem services to catalyze the sustainable stewardship of an additional 20 million acres of Southern forests within the next 20 years.
Sequential imaging following an acute episode of UUTC represents additional opportunity for enacting good imaging stewardship, with the optimal goal to reduce unnecessary radiation exposure and cost while ensuring appropriate follow-up.
In Tanzania, the goal is to underwrite the training and permanent presence of additional Tanzanian scientists, spreading the sense of stewardship of the country's living assets.
During a daily, dedicated 30 minute meeting, the ICU team presented additional clinical details for each patient and the stewardship team provided recommendations on antimicrobial use to the team.
However, attributing the level of infection reduction from this particular control method alone is not yet possible because these studies describe stewardship in conjunction with (often unspecified) additional infection control procedures.
Combining this method with either antimicrobial stewardship or prescription of probiotics/bacteriotherapy yielded little additional benefit compared with transmission reduction alone (with marginal improvement attained by combination with antimicrobial stewardship).
In order to develop effective stewardship interventions, there is a need for additional data on current patterns of inappropriate fluoroquinolone prescribing among hospitalized patients.
