The phrase "add discrepancies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of introducing or including differences or inconsistencies in data, reports, or information.
Example: "To ensure a thorough analysis, we need to add discrepancies to the dataset for testing purposes."
Alternatives: "introduce inconsistencies" or "incorporate variations".
He added that discrepancies in the dropout rate resulted from the district's inability to track the comings and goings of foreign-born students.
Grant Thornton maintains that it was the victim of "purposeful deception", adding that discrepancies in Refco's statements were "hidden well enough to also evade numerous other detailed financial inspections".Can parts of Refco's business be revived, as Mr Flowers thinks?
Plans to allow councils to keep some of the business rates they collect would only reward those in commercially successful areas, adding to discrepancies, the committee said.
Meanwhile, Bucher adds that discrepancies in terminology create a huge workload for the NTP's Pathology Working Group, which is responsible for resolving differences of opinion on diagnostic issues.
A first-order Taylor series expansion-based method is developed to investigate the potential redundancy caused by adding a discrepancy function to the original physics model.
However, this has been repeatedly reported in the literature in the same direction as in our study and may, at least partly, be explained by the HAMD being more sensitive to change in psychopathology (Schneibel et al. 2012) and personality characteristics, such as high neuroticism and low extraversion, which may further add to this discrepancy (Enns et al. 2000).
It is unclear in how far the effect of parasite synchronization and sequestration add to this discrepancy between PCR and microscopy in P. falciparum detectability.
Other misalignments in the system add to the discrepancy between the experimental and theoretical results.
Ignoring the spatial distribution of the ratings may add to the discrepancy between exposure measures based on perceptions and objective attributes.
Such discrepancies undoubtedly add to the colour of the games, but at a time when Scots are considering making their political, not just sporting separation from the UK, they have sparked discussion – among competitors and officials in the athletes' village, according to Chester, as well as fans and commentators – over how Glasgow's games may affect September's independence vote.
