The phrase "additional tranche" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to an extra portion or installment of funds or securities that are being allocated or released.
Example: "The company announced an additional tranche of funding to support its expansion plans."
Alternatives: "extra portion" or "supplementary installment".
An additional tranche of 20,000 H-1Bs for graduates from American universities will run out very soon.
Bailed-out Lloyds Banking Group is also expected to admit on Wednesday that its boss Antonio Horta-Osorio will receive an additional tranche of shares on top of a £1m salary and £1.7m bonus for 2013.
The £538m comprises an additional payment of £73m under the terms of that original transaction while an extra £465m is being handed over for an additional tranche of mortgages being sold by UK Asset Resolution (UKAR), the body set up to look after the "bad" part of Northern Rock as well as Bradford & Bingley mortgages.
That begins to take them close to 50%, but snapping up an additional tranche of shares would put them on a stronger footing yet.
It also represents another additional tranche of revenue it can rely on to grow beyond its traditional point of sale system — at least, until it can figure out other revenue streams and maybe see some strong growth from Square Cash.
The US Vice-President, Joe Biden, warned Ukraine against backsliding in the fight against the corruption that "eats Ukraine like cancer", hours after announcing an additional $190m £127mm) tranche of American aid to help conduct structural reforms.
That was why the company had no trouble raising an additional $10 million tranche for its latest round.
Mass spectrometric files for the lines can be accessed (Additional file 8) on the TRANCHE database (https://proteomecommons.org/tranche/).org/tranche/
Presumably, even though there is spillover impact overall from the A to H share market, the single H-tranche stock price without the additional information would be less contaminated by noise trading than the dual listed H-tranche.
Unlike most other schemes, borrowers will be able to draw down money when they want it, rather than in one tranche, and when they make additional drawdowns there won't be any extra charges.
Notion, a connected home startup headquartered in Denver, closed $3.2 million in additional funding as part of the second tranche of a previous seed round from last year.
