The phrase "asking for additional money" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a request for more funds or financial support in various contexts, such as business, fundraising, or personal situations.
Example: "The organization is currently asking for additional money to support its new community project."
Alternatives: "requesting extra funds" or "seeking more financial support."
Energy and Commerce spokesman Zach Hunter said Republicans on the committee worked closely with Jenniffer González-Colón, Puerto Rico's nonvoting representative in Congress, to develop the funding proposal after she wrote to them asking for additional money for the hard-hit area.
It's not clear what Plan B would be, or if the White House could win the support of Congress in asking for additional money.
These mainly involved referring patients to their own clinic and asking for additional money from patients or selling drugs.
"At Thanksgiving they were not saying, 'Pass the turkey,' they were saying, 'Pass us our money back.' You are a hero until you ask for additional money".
Asked about past police administrations that spent far beyond their overtime budgets and kept returning to the City Council and City Hall to ask for additional money, Mr. Kelly pointed to the economic downturn that preceded Sept. 11.
House and Senate Democrats said they did not expect the administration to ask for additional money until early January, and administration officials reinforced that impression by saying they were not in any rush.
She gets payments from an organization that supports survivors of the experiments, which has asked for additional money to help her and victims like her. "I wish I didn't need any of this," she said in an interview, "but the truth is, I need it to live".
Mr. Obama's new rules are coming just as he is expected to ask for additional money, beyond the $700 billion already authorized, to prop up the financial system, even as he pushes Congress to move quickly on a separate economic stimulus package that could cost taxpayers as much as $900 billion.
Chief executive Russell Goodway said: "Local pharmacies will have to start introducing new arrangements asking patients for additional money based on rules that are far from clear and, in some cases, still not published".
D3 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Initiative on Auto Safety The head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said she would ask Congress for additional money and new authority to ferret out safety problems like the ones that have plagued Firestone tires.
