The phrase "an extra share of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional portion or amount of something, often in a context related to resources, benefits, or rewards.
Example: "After the successful project, the team received an extra share of the profits as a bonus for their hard work."
Alternatives: "an additional portion of" or "a supplementary amount of".
Moreover, the upheaval accompanying redevelopment had drawn into it an extra share of derelicts and thieves.
You do, the kids love it, and the retailer wins an extra share of your spend - you have either switched to the pricier Loops, or now buy it on top of your regular brand.
DAVID M. HERSZENHORN CHART: The Medicaid Map: Many of the states that stand to receive an extra share of federal aid under a Congressional expansion of Medicaid are those that now tend to make it harder to qualify for the program.
The universities in those cities have been awarded an extra share of the €2.4 billion in Germany's Excellence Initiative and have earned the title "elite university" in the German press.
Districts with more of those students get an extra share of funding, which should benefit L.A. Unified.
Furthermore, to introduce fresh blood into the ageing farming sector, Parliament persuaded the member states that, from 2014, they must allocate an extra share of the EU farm budget to helping young farmers.
Indeed, free-riding "theft" of an extra personal share of environmental resources becomes unlikely.
We showed that yeast cells harboring an extra chromosome share a number of phenotypes including impaired proliferation, increased genomic instability, traits indicative of proteotoxic stress and a gene expression signature known as the environmental stress response (ESR), which is associated with slow growth and stress (Gasch et al., 2000; Torres et al., 2007; Sheltzer et al., 2012).
Above and beyond its fat 54-cent dividend (yielding 2.7%), Sara Lee this year has an extra 77 cents a share of loose change in the sense of net income plus depreciation and amortization less capital expenditures and dividends.
That will provide more details about its pay policies amid expectations that it will hand McEwan an extra tranche of shares in an "allowance" to match other banks' response to the bonus cap.
With most offerings, the underwriters allow for a 15% "Green Shoe" or an extra number of shares to be sold.
