The phrase "add a chapter of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the inclusion of a new chapter in a book or document, typically in the context of writing or editing.
Example: "After reviewing the manuscript, the editor suggested that I add a chapter of character development to enhance the story."
Alternatives: "include a chapter on" or "insert a chapter about".
Dating from the late 1970's to the present, these works capture much of the vitality of that city's underground music and theater scene while defining a maverick sensibility whose inventive low-tech production values and polymorphous recycling of images adds a chapter of its own to the history of appropriation art.
Dating from the late 1970's to the present, these works capture much of the vitality of the city's underground music and theater scene while defining a maverick sensibility whose inventive low-tech production values and polymorphous recycling of images adds a chapter of its own to the history of appropriation art.
The saga of Hal's Hope added a chapter of storybook drama today when the 3-year-old colt won the Florida Derby by a head over the favored High Yield, and advanced one milestone closer to the Kentucky Derby with Harold Rose, his 88-year-old owner, breeder and trainer.
Halperin could have added a chapter on the semiotics of "Call Me Maybe," the pop ditty by Carly Rae Jepsen that became a monster hit this past summer, thanks in part to YouTube videos where everyone from Justin Bieber to Colin Powell was seen singing along.
When revising the manuscript, he added a chapter on "The Social Significance of Genital Strivings" that represented his first attempt at fusing the ideas of Marx and Freud.
But, in the way of many literary disputes, the spin was spun, and the prize had added a chapter to its annals of contention and free publicity.
Given the limited survival rate of documents related to ancient water technology, the present paper provides an alternate path of discovery of the decision process behind ancient Nabataean engineering decision making and adds a chapter to the history of hydraulic science.
It also added a chapter to the dynastic saga of the Obamas and the Clintons, coming four years after Bill Clinton gave an extraordinary speech to help Barack Obama get re-elected.
Their story is surely worth dramatizing — and may indeed be well served by this director's square-jawed narrative style — but Mr. Zwick is not simply adding a chapter to the cinematic annals of the Holocaust.
Blassingame added a chapter titled "The Americanization of the Slave and the Africanization of the South" where he draws parallels between the acculturation of African American slaves in the American South, African slaves in Latin America, and European slaves in North Africa and the Ottoman Empire.
