The phrase "add electricity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are instructing someone to include or introduce electrical power or energy into a system or device.
Example: "To complete the setup of the new appliance, make sure to add electricity to the circuit."
Alternatives: "introduce power" or "supply electricity".
Another challenge was figuring out a way to add electricity and plumbing without damaging or disfiguring the building.
The process of net metering credits the bills of nonutility net energy producers when they add electricity to the grid, which reduces the amount they pay for electricity.
This allows consumers not only to generate their own energy, but also to add electricity to the grid in exchange for a payment.
Doeke R. Hekstra, MCB's new Assistant Professor of Molecular and Cellular Biology and an Assistant Professor of Applied Physics for SEAS, came to Harvard with an unorthodox plan to measure the motion of proteins: just add electricity.
It has, for example, Clara Butt, an old pink Darwin hybrid that returns year after year, and Tulipa acuminata, which dates from the Ottoman Empire and has long skinny gold and red petals that add electricity to an arrangement.
Here there are Robin Day chairs, peace, tranquillity and plans to add electricity, a coal stove and fridge so the couple can retreat there at the end of the day for a drink, baby monitor in hand.
It wants to add electricity-generating capacity, lest China's breakneck growth be impeded.
"Even if plug-in hybrids become the next big technology and become wildly successful, [the added electricity demand] will still be very small relative to all the electric loads we have today," he says.
plexply adds: Electricity going off is very common in India.
Integrating STEGs into solar hot water systems for cogeneration adds electricity at minimal extra cost.
Skateboards still exist, and at CES they get an upgrade with added electricity.
