The phrase "additional surplus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to refer to an extra amount or excess beyond what is already present or accounted for.
Example: "The company reported an additional surplus in its quarterly earnings, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "extra surplus" or "further surplus".
The $2.2 trillion surplus does not include Social Security, which is expected to generate an additional surplus of $2.4 trillion by 2010.
But last week, Gov. Spitzer said that new forecasts showed that improved revenues and lower expenses would result in an additional surplus of $220 million.
"We urge the city not to spend any of the additional surplus," the board wrote, recommending that the city set money aside to help close estimated budget gaps of $4.5 billion in 2007 and $4.2 billion in 2008.
Rather, they said, they would use any additional surplus to help reduce the national debt or to help pay for a transition to a system of personal investment accounts within Social Security.
Faced with a ballooning budget deficit, Acting Gov. Donald T. DiFrancesco announced today that he had curtailed state spending by nearly $500 million and that an audit of last year's budget had identified an additional surplus of $220 million.
The source of the additional surplus is that skippable ads allow the viewers to use private information about the advertiser to make more efficient decisions about their ad viewing choices.
To avoid that outcome, he said, the government should act now to put fiscal policy on a "glide path" that pays off the debt and leaves little or nothing in the way of additional surpluses once the debt reaches zero.
And many will be comforted by the fact that we can pay down the national debt with the additional $2.3 trillion surplus that the Social Security system will generate in the next decade.
(An additional $2 billion surplus is accruing in the Social Security system, which is now off budget). With this projection, presidential candidates can promise tax cuts with a credibility impossible in previous campaigns.
We solve this optimization problem by obtaining the derivatives of the function of the total additional payment surplus.
Here, the variation of s by ±10%% results in a 49%% (−40 %) increase (decrease) of the total additional payment surplus.
