The phrase "add a communications" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun or context to clarify what is being communicated or added.
Example: "Please add a communications plan to the project proposal."
Alternatives: "add a message" or "include a communication".
All the smart grid does is add a communications layer to the local electricity-distribution network so consumers can see at a glance how much electricity they are using at any time of the day, and how much it is costing them.
It can't be all that hard to add a communications overlay to wires and meters using the ubiquitous products available from the telecom and Internet world, nor to add rudimentary intelligence to electrical appliances, thermostats, transmission gear and the like.
The deal will add a suite of unified communications services that will complement and expand on LogMeIn's existing collaboration products.
Both those barriers will be brought down by powerful artificial intelligence systems that will add a new layer of intuitive communications between us and information systems, and thus render intermediary hardware devices unnecessary and invisible.
Context matters, adds Eric Dezenhall, a communications consultant and co-author with John Weber of Damage Control: Why Everything You Know About Crisis Management Is Wrong.
Apple is not thinking about adding a near-field communications (NFC) chip into the next iPhone for nothing.
A spokesman for Mr Hogg, who won the election with the backing of about 5% of the area's electorate, said he had inherited staffing levels from the outgoing police authority and had added a director of communications.
The DEB adds a clause to the Communications Act 2003 that says that ISPs must provide "copyright owners" (defined murkily in the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act's section 173 with details (though not identities) of copyright infringers.
Under Mr. Goldstein, the journalism school also lengthened its school year to 10 months from nine, added a doctoral program in communications and raised about $49 million in grants and gifts, which helped push its endowment to $84 million, up from $54 million five years ago.
It has around 150 people on its payroll, up from less than 100 last month, and has beefed up its communications division, added a speech writer and brought on board a team of pollsters.
His party, the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola, was never really likely to lose (as it happens, it won 72% of the vote), but the export of Brazilian political communications skills added a new layer to the construction and extractives expertise that Mr dos Santos made central to the reconstruction of Angola.
