The phrase "additional turnout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an increase in participation or attendance, often in contexts like events, elections, or transportation.
Example: "The organizers were pleased to see an additional turnout of volunteers for the community clean-up event."
Alternatives: "increased attendance" or "extra participation".
I will have some additional thoughts on turnout in Florida later tonight, which was down from 2008 — and a longer article in the morning that attempts to put Mr. Romney's win into context.
"Even 100% military turnout overseas only equals 160,000 additional votes," points out Brett Rierson, co-founder of the Democratic Hong Kong website.
Model 2 includes an interaction term, which estimates the additional effects of CCT assistance on electoral turnout intentions among individuals receiving international remittances.
If a state judge accepts the petition, the recall effort will need to collect an additional 330,000 signatures (40percentt of the 2010 turnout) to actually get on the ballot.
But with additional Democratic registrations, he said, and a bigger turnout, Mr. Obama would exceed Mr. Kerry's numbers.
However, all coefficients retain their signs, and about half of them retain their statistical significance as well, which implies that they contain additional information that cannot be represented by the lagged turnout rate alone.
In this context, laws imposing additional burdens threaten to further suppress political participation and voter turnout by people with disabilities.
According to time-series cross-sectional autoregressive dynamic lag models of turnout in 311 elections in 21 advanced industrialized democracies, additional veto players decrease turnout in both the short and long run.
Had Latino turnout been equivalent to the statewide average about 52,000 additional Latino votes would have been cast.
Some additional figures help explain the 2014 election results, including its low turnout: 73percentt of voters in Senate battleground supported increasing taxes on corporate overseas profits to ensure they pay the same amount as on US profits.
