The phrase "add a snippet of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include a small portion or excerpt of text, code, or information in a larger context.
Example: "In the report, please add a snippet of the latest research findings to support your argument."
Alternatives: "include a portion of" or "insert a fragment of".
In need of more hands, she tucks her microphone under her arm when it's not required, occasionally pulling it out to add a snippet of breathy falsetto.
NotFound wants sites to add a snippet of code to those customised pages so they display data about missing youngsters.
Site owners can add a snippet of code to optimize their website for Kik sharing, and add native app features like push notifications.
If you want to set it up, you need to create your Google+ Page, then add a snippet of code to the associated official website of your brand (or publisher, or whatever).
The product can integrate with their existing database, and businesses can also add a snippet of code to their websites that sends data to Mixpanel every time there's a transaction.
Unlock's protocol provides creators the ability to add "locks" (aka smart contracts) to their creations by adding a snippet of JavaScript to their website, similar to how one would add Stripe as a payment option today.
Madonna continued singing the song while rolling around the floor, and added a snippet of Michael Jackson's Motown-style single, "Billie Jean".
To use VWO, marketers add a single snippet of code to their websites, as they would with Google Analytics.
Once you're ready to run your tests, adding Optimizely to your site is also simple; you just need add a special snippet of code to each page you want to test out.
Keep introducing the main character and add a few snippets of what would become the plot.example: The wolf always wondered what hunting would be like.
More security-conscious users can also install the blog by adding a small snippet of Javascript to their site.
