The phrase "add a feed of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to incorporating a stream of information or content from a source, such as a social media platform or news outlet.
Example: "To keep our website updated, we need to add a feed of the latest news articles."
Alternatives: "include a stream of" or "integrate a source of".
You will be now asked to add a number of Feed URLs.
Type in a category to add a new category of feed to your post, or check the box next to an existing category.
Over the course of a couple of sessions, I added a fashion brand's feed, a feed of delicious food photos, a couple of tech-related accounts, and an artist's feed, for example.
One of the site's core features is a 'Locker', which launched a year ago: you tell the site which offers, stores, and categories you're interested in, and it will give you a feed of recently added deals.
That means I can add the RSS feed of my Gmail then.
She added a tablespoon of grass fed Irish butter and a tablespoon of coconut oil to the coffee and turned the machine on.
In particular the direct cooling (cold shot) is split into two stages: The hot reaction mixture is first cooled by adding preheated feed of varying temperature and this is followed by the addition of cold feed to the reaction mixture.
The algorithmic feed has added a layer of complexity to Instagram, making users think more cautiously about the way they throw around likes.
To achieve this, the site offers a sort-of socially driven RSS reader/aggregator, in which users can receive content recommendations from those in their favit social network, join 'content' groups or add RSS feeds of their own.
The possibility might be considered that restricting feeding to the active phase enhances LTP, learning and memory, etc. above that normally seen in mice either by surveying the literature or adding a group of ad lib fed animals as a point of comparison.
