The phrase "an extra bundle of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional quantity or collection of something, often implying that it is more than what is usual or expected.
Example: "We received an extra bundle of documents that need to be reviewed before the meeting."
Alternatives: "an additional set of" or "a supplementary collection of".
Another extra bundle of three phase transmission line type is assumed to be interconnected with the PSHPP for emergency.
Prices are correct at the time of writing, and "IAP" refers to in-app purchases – usually for extra bundles of recipes in this case.
For example, landowners, or "camp keepers" as we call them, can offer extra bundles of wood or luxury bedding or horseback riding or skeet shooting.
The channel is being made available as part of a "Broadcast Extra" bundle – one of Sling's many $5 per month add-on packages that allow users to customize their subscriptions to their own interests.
If a paper bag is just too plain, buy a slatted basket ($30) and fill it with little extras: a bundle of pink and green Caspari napkins, a slim baguette, cipolline onions steeped in balsamic vinegar, a few slices of Fra'Mani salame, a local "Little Bloom" goat cheese or a jar of Killer Bee Honey from Tom Cohn's industrious Bedford bees.
Nonetheless, although we do not address it here, we assess the validity of protocols by also counting the amount of extra bundles generated, as a rough measure of resources consumption at network level.
A pair of dumbbells runs $499 – and an extra $100 bundles in the weight rack, which offers a handy place to stash a mobile device.
Instead Google has bundled an extra 50GB of Google Drive cloud storage for two years (though you'd have to pay for it after that time).
The org tier bundles in an extra layer of security and content control for $45/month/editor.
Use a vacuum seal bag, a large ziplock, or even an extra pair of Spanx to compress the bundles we helped you make in earlier steps.
