The phrase "as additional units" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra items or components that are being added to a group or collection.
Example: "The company decided to produce the new model as additional units to meet the growing demand."
Alternatives: "as extra items" or "as supplementary units".
Huntington mandates that developers whose property is rezoned for denser housing must build 20percentt of the additional units as affordable housing.
As he has stated, "Additional units of water can always be made available by expending more resources to acquire and transport it".
The meaning of (3) is as follows: Since θ additional units of the consumption good are necessary due to the carbon tax incurred, the effective price of the consumption good/CO2 price becomes 1 + θ, as in the second term of (3) (note that from (1), a unit of consumption is assumed to emit a unit of CO2).
Glendale fire plans to hire on two additional units as "an extra set of eyes" to patrol fire prone areas of the city, said spokeswoman Brandy Villanueva.
"As a result of the current global climate and the high state of alert, I'm requesting [the city agency that operates the airport] purchase two additional units as a precautionary measure". The request is the latest in a series of efforts by city and federal officials to increase security at the world's fifth-busiest airport.
The protection of the ester alkyl group in the iBEA repeating unit to give an acrylic acid unit was suppressed by the introduction of isobornyl acrylate (IBoA) as the additional unit into the copolymer of iBEA, 2EHA, and HEA.
As demonstrated by the annual cost savings and QALYs loss averted by QIV (Table 2), and QIV would be more cost-effective than TIV if the unit cost of QIV is the same as TIV (additional unit cost = USD0) in all 9 years (except year 2002).
Additional units of courses as needed to meet the minimum residency requirement of 135.
Additionally, the researchers also found that quantity promotions (i.e., Buy Five Get One Free), which require consumers to purchase more, are less effective in inducing consumers to buy goods, as the guilt associated with justifying additional units of a luxury item offsets the promotion.
In 1993, he signed a contract on the fifth-floor apartment for $1.375 million, but was forced to sell his first apartment, even though several white residents owned additional units they used as gyms, offices or guest rooms, he said in his suit.
