The phrase "additional units would be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential inclusion or availability of extra units in a particular context, such as inventory, production, or resources.
Example: "If demand increases, we anticipate that additional units would be available for distribution by next month."
Alternatives: "extra units could be" or "more units might be".
(Fifteen additional units would be set aside for families making less than $56,700).
Wednesday morning, shortly after midnight, Dani Dayan, head of the settlers' Yesha Council, said that leaders in Beit El had reached an agreement with government officials to evacuate peacefully and voluntarily, in exchange for a promise that 300 additional units would be added in Beit El and that Ulpana would not be used as a precedent for policy on settlements elsewhere.
An additional 75 units would be rented at market rates and 75 more at reduced rates.
Azmy's brigade meanwhile would continue defending the area south of the Ismailia Canal, and additional Sa'iqa units would be committed.
The developers say that 20percentt of the estimated 7,000 apartments would be set aside for low- and moderate-income families, and an additional block of units would be set aside for teachers, firefighters and others in middle-income households.
Some Pentagon planners said they had considered ways to avoid any additional call-up of National Guard and Reserve forces but realized that, at a minimum, logistics units would be required in the next rotation of forces for Iraq.
Pentagon planners have sought to limit additional call-ups of National Guard and Reserve forces beyond combat units identified months ago, but ultimately realized that, at the very least, logistics units would be required in the next rotation.
To them, 145 units would be ideal.
Ideally, annual averages of production units would be used.
If strict CO2 purity would be needed, additional purification unit would be required downstream the oxy-fuel combustion plant.
