The phrase "additional time to file" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is requesting or discussing an extension for submitting documents or applications.
Example: "Due to unforeseen circumstances, I am requesting additional time to file my tax return."
Alternatives: "extra time to submit" or "extended deadline for filing".
The Board, in its discretion, may afford the parties additional time to file briefs or hold a hearing to determine if the practitioner meets all the requirements for reinstatement.
You may find that you need additional time to file your taxes.
If you need additional time to file your federal return, you can file for an Automatic Extension of Time to File Your U.S. Tax Return.
The extension is ONLY for additional time to file the forms.
* Combat zone filing rules, which give personnel additional time to file and pay federal income taxes, have been expanded.
A bipartisan group of legislators said Wednesday they plan to introduce a bill next month to give victims of sexual harassment additional time to file claims.
The air panel's third member, Kirk van Tine, the general counsel for the Department of Transportation, voted to defer a decision to give United time to file additional financial details.
But regulators said they were wary of taking additional time to assess individual loan files, a process that would have delayed aid to everyone.
On June 8, Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (co-owned by Rogers, Bell, and Larry Tanenbaum) filed for additional time to detail its opposition against Leafs by Snoop.
However, ER+ progeny could be detected when the assay was extended for an additional 3-week period, thereby suggesting that ALDH+ cells are a primitive progenitor cell that needs additional time to generate all cell lineages (Additional file 11B).
They persuaded the court to hear the case on its merits in a first-of-its-kind decision that now allows certain veterans returning from combat deployments additional time for to file appeals, and then succeeded in vacating the adverse lower-court decision.
