The phrase "an additional expense for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing costs that are added to an existing budget or financial plan.
Example: "The new software implementation will incur an additional expense for training staff."
Alternatives: "an extra cost for" or "a supplementary charge for".
I called the store manager the next day to complain that because of his salesman's error, I would have to incur an additional expense for an electrician.
But digital projectors are much more expensive than conventional ones, and the computers and other equipment needed are an additional expense for theater owners.
While most of the established must-have journals are still subscription journals, paying to publish articles in an [open-access] journal is not only an additional expense for institutions that still have to pay their must-have subscriptions, but it is needlessly over-priced," says open-access proponent Stevan Harnad of the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom.
The following year, they sent their son to a preparatory school, creating an additional expense for Heyer.
Another national health priority is for more preventive medicine, a policy that could improve the quality of care but one that would come with an additional expense for office visits, tests, medications, and procedures.
Inghams (01483 345 825) offers flights and chalets from £280 per person Livigno "This Italian Alpine resort is a three hours from Milan and, as it is a duty-free zone, any additional expense for last-minute flights is somewhat offset by low in-resort prices," says Duncan.
If the government cannot do so, it could mean an additional expense of $5,000 a year for individuals and $11,000 for families under some of the most popular plans.
If the government does not do so, it could mean an additional expense of $5,000 a year for individuals and $11,000 for families under some of the most popular plans offered in the exchanges.
The cost of the ramp-up period, 13 weeks, is the cost of the lost shop output ($80) less the output of an engineer at 50 percent efficiency ($45), which equals a cost of $35 per hour, for an additional expense of $18,200.
By promising to allow public hospitals to buy services from private clinics and laboratories at no additional expense for patients, he introduced a proposal that was once controversial but is now becoming more acceptable among Canadians.
Mr. Gold also conceded that taking the case another step meant additional expense for Mr. Rather, who by all accounts has spent heavily to pursue the suit.
