The phrase "add dimension" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to imply that something is becoming more interesting, complex, or varied by the addition of something else. For example, you could say, "This project has been transformed by the addition of new research, adding another dimension to the work."
That can add dimension to the simplest bowl of oats.
They add dimension to the characters because you can write a Latino character and they get it.
For balance, I'll add Dimension Data, a South African IT solutions provider where a recovery story seems to be developing.
On "Rejoice" Mr. Foxx howls like Prince, more to prove he can than to add dimension to the song.
Scarves are both functional and a great accessory that can add dimension and texture to your look.
The touchstone of a Jamaican restaurant is its jerk, and Feeding Tree's jerk chicken is subtly spiced with thyme, allspice and chilies, which add dimension to the chicken.
Print may be a flat medium, but that has not stopped magazine publishers from trying to add dimension to their pages.
"How we would interweave the elements might add dimension, layers and context to what is more or less a knee-jerk, binary, good-bad response," Mr. Burns said.
The beef is moist and flavorful enough, but the gravy doesn't add dimension, and neither does the mild cheese; the sandwich hits a single note.
In Tempera "If at times my productions do not express the conventionally beautiful, there is always an effort to express the universal beauty of man's continuous struggle to lift his social position and to add dimension to his spiritual being".
These alternative doctorates are supposed to "add dimension to a student's professional life," said John D. Aram, director of the executive doctor of management program at the Weatherhead School of Executive Management at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland.
