"extra opinion" is indeed a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to an opinion or point of view that goes beyond what is necessary or expected. For example, "My boss offered his extra opinion on how I should handle the situation, but I decided to go with my original plan instead."
The Swivl-it is available now from Satarii's online store, and feel free to check out our Fly or Die for a few extra opinions on the unit that started it all.
"But, when presented with a similar package which does not cost the taxpayer any extra, public opinion is almost split down the middle: 45% say it would be too generous, and 43% say it is about right or not generous enough.
This creates the extra step of opinion sharing among equally informed individuals, compared with only a vertical flow of information from opinion leaders to followers.
"By the destruction of the independence of the Church and its hold on an extra-territorial public opinion, the last obstacle to unity within the State was removed," writes political philosopher J.N. Figgis (72).
In the debates over this war, Vietnamese opinions, like New Yorkers' opinions, get extra credit.
"It was probably a good choice for subject matter on the part of the filmmakers," said Andretti, whose opinion carries extra weight because he raced, and won, against both men.
The report said that "the board is of the opinion that extra attention is needed for the role of the radio altimeter when using the automatic pilot and the automatic throttle system".
But the fact is if Chrome users were fully protected, there would be no need for the extra precautions, in my opinion.
Or, perhaps it is just a case of very rich individuals wanting extra access and their opinion to be considered more than normal people so they donate and raise enormous sums so that elected officials listen to them.
In our opinion, this extra expense is by far included in the costs that a developed country can effort to manage these individuals.
