The phrase "additional vulnerabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing extra weaknesses or risks that may exist in a system, software, or process.
Example: "The recent update has introduced additional vulnerabilities that need to be addressed immediately."
Alternatives: "extra vulnerabilities" or "further vulnerabilities".
"But they create additional vulnerabilities by bringing people so far from home.
Wireless networks face additional vulnerabilities that must be considered when designing a network security policy.
One tactic to elevating privileges involves looking for additional vulnerabilities in the system from an internal perspective.
Moreover, the current WS-Security standard induces crucial additional vulnerabilities threatening the availability of certain web service implementations.
But international and Afghan health experts warn that it faces the additional vulnerabilities of countries emerging from conflict -- lack of education and government services, mass movements of people and a sudden influx of aid money, commerce and outsiders.
Closing the development gap — the only way to avoid a Sisyphean state of rich-poor patronage, the authors argue — and removing the additional vulnerabilities to climate change are going to be substantially more expensive.
A system is only as secure as its most vulnerable link, and becomes geometrically less secure with each additional vulnerability.
The presence of additional vulnerability was frequent.
For John McCain, who lost South Carolina to George Bush in 2000, there is an additional vulnerability this time round because of his support for immigration reform rather than strictly punitive measures against the estimated 12 million illegal immigrants in America.
This would probably amount to an additional vulnerability component with implications for future DRR.
Expanding our work for a risk assessment for Ruapehu's summit would require an additional vulnerability and exposure analysis that needs to be combined with the hazard assessment.
