The phrase "additional stipulations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra conditions or requirements that are added to an agreement or contract.
Example: "The contract includes additional stipulations regarding payment terms and delivery schedules."
Alternatives: "further conditions" or "extra requirements".
The Cripps Mission offered Indian politicians full "dominion status" for India after the war's end, with the additional stipulation, as a concession primarily to the Muslim League, that any province could vote to "opt out" of such a dominion if it preferred to do so.
For example, further inspection of our data reveals that 98% of men in the current study would be described as active using the NICE interpretation (30 min of moderate intensity activity greater than 3 METs on at least five days a week) whereas only 24% met the CMO's recommendation with the additional stipulation to undertake this activity in bouts of 10 min (DoH).
The additional stipulation of mandatory informed consent makes the cross-reference between 6.2 and 83 somewhat misleading.
An additional quartering stipulation was included in the Intolerable Acts of 1774.
To that, Mr. Brown and senior defense officials have added the stipulation that additional equipment required for more British troops be ready to be deployed, including troop-carrying helicopters and armored vehicles that can help reduce rising casualties from roadside bombs.
Additionally, the Admission Control checks the SLA Configuration and it can signal to the SLA Enforcer that all traffic flows within a certain SLA need additional shaping, when the SLA stipulations were breached.
However, after water leaves a public water system and enters a pool, its quality is not regulated at the national level in the United States as it is in some countries, and the Safe Drinking Water Act makes no stipulation that tap water meet any additional requirements for use in pools or spas.
Additional factors, such as financial incentives, access to markets, and political stipulations may also explain this spatial pattern, which deserves exploration in future research.
In keeping with these stipulations, in the UK, liraglutide 1.2 mg/day now represents an additional therapy widely available for very obese (BMI ≥35.0 kg/m) patients or those unsuitable for insulin who are failing to meet targets for glycaemic control with oral agents [21].
Besides owing Schottenheimer about $7 million for the last three years of his contract, Schottenheimer, league executives said, has a contract stipulation that if he is fired within the first two seasons he is owed an additional amount, up to $2.5 million.
