The phrase "add durability" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or enhancements to the strength or longevity of a product or material.
Example: "To ensure the product lasts longer, we need to add durability to its design."
Alternatives: "enhance durability" or "increase durability".
In addition to Rolle, they signed the veteran Deon Grant in April to add durability and depth.
Engineered plastics are often called upon to add durability in pumps used with harsh fluids at elevated temperatures.
DESIGNERS and floor-covering manufacturers are finding new ways to use old reliables like vinyl, canvas and cork to add durability (and style).
Such materials are already embedded in hundreds of products, including sunscreens and cosmetics, to make them clear; textiles, to make them stain-resistant; and power machinery, to add durability.
Developers can rely on dynamic provisioning and persistent volume claims to add durability to Kubernetes pods.
The new cords were enhanced to add durability, and some of the chargers built after February 5 have the new cords.
Except, of course, his version, fashioned from hardware-store supplies for added durability.
The donated socks feature reinforced seams for added durability, dark colors that show less wear and an antimicrobial treatment that prevents odors and germs.
It may also be use in modifications to the bone implants because this would offer added durability and would be more compatible to with human tissue.
Unlike the wheels on many new bikes, mine are made of separate components — hub, rim, spokes — and not prebuilt, which adds durability.
Now for the science bit: they have a Phylon midsole (for cushioning and shock absorption), Dritex lining (to take moisture from your foot), and a Nubuck leather upper with spacer mesh (for added durability and breathability).
