The phrase "additional support staff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra personnel who provide assistance or help in a particular context, such as in a workplace or educational setting.
Example: "The school has hired additional support staff to help students with their learning needs."
Alternatives: "extra support personnel" or "supplementary staff members".
She said the clinic would need $700,000 a year to stay open that much, and would include hiring additional support staff.
Perhaps a one-time performance bonus, an extra week of vacation, or additional support staff would provide sufficient "recognition and reward". If alternatives don't pass muster, it may be time to start looking for a new job.
A greater commitment to flexible working, whether relating to the number of hours worked or the location; better use of mobile technology; temporary role adjustments to suit personal circumstances; and maybe investment in additional support staff would all help, as would the redefinition of an employee's day-to-day targets to reflect their changed circumstances.
He could be one of the additional support staff announced at a later date.
The project provided funding to HIV care sites for hiring additional support staff, called "linkage-to-care specialists," to provide high-intensity case management and social support.
The Ministry of Justice said the NTRG and Tornado "provide additional support staff or resources to prisons to help them deal with a variety of incidents".
Additional support for staff, but not expedition expenses, was provided by the California Academy of Sciences and the Fund for Innovative Climate and Energy Research.
Collaboration with the child's school, including nursing and mental health specialists, provides additional support from staff who interact with the child daily.
The UN said it had won agreement from member states for 100 unarmed monitors, as well as additional civilian support staff, to travel to Syria, far fewer than the 300 it is seeking.
Factoring in steadily rising enrollments, pressure to make sure the students can meet new state standards and changing requirements that place different demands on the districts, it's small wonder that districts have to add additional instructional support staff or classroom teaching positions.
But it can reduce the traffic so much that BET.com can expand without buying new computers, renting more data-center space or hiring additional tech support staff, says Navarrow Wright, chief technology officer at BET Interactive in New York.
