The phrase "additional tenure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an extension or increase in the duration of a position, role, or agreement.
Example: "The committee decided to offer her an additional tenure to continue her research project."
Alternatives: "extended term" or "extra duration".
This grant award will support two years of mentored research at Stanford and 3 additional years of tenure track faculty research.
Ipsos MORI's Capibus uses a 'rim weighting' system which weights to the latest set of census data or mid-year estimates and National Readership Survey defined profiles for age, social grade, region and working status within gender and additional profiles on tenure and ethnicity.
The cross-appointments provide senior staff with some additional security in tenured or tenure-track positions in exchange for a small teaching load--and the ability to mentor graduate students--at affiliated universities.
In addition, the two men took on additional responsibilities during their tenure, overseeing the editorial operations of The International Herald Tribune.
In addition, each company that had a change in its leadership structure since January 1, 2003 (by replacing either the CEO or chairman) was investigated to understand the reason for the change, and additional details—such as tenure, age, education, committee responsibilities were sought for the incoming chairman.
"Some people think additional time on the tenure clock provides an unfair advantage," says Girgus.
If the key findings only exist once these covariates are included, one might speculate that there are additional factors, outside of tenure, driving the results.
That pay level would then increase based on tenure and additional qualifications to keep up with the pay levels of people in comparable fields.
In addition, customary land tenure systems and lack of economic resources may present additional barriers for women to access the legal system to support their rights to land [ 31].
