The phrase "add fallout" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to include the consequences or effects of a particular action or event.
Example: "When discussing the new policy, we must add fallout to our analysis to understand its full impact on the community."
Alternatives: "include repercussions" or "factor in consequences".
That adds up to too many variables to make a clear prediction, even before we add the fallout from the Brexit economic uncertainty to the equation.
And with uncertainty surrounding the referendum's outcome and impact, Fed policymakers might decide it's better to wait than add the fallout from a U.S. rate hike to the market mix.
He added that fallout over "The Passion" would feed an impression that "nobody's in charge".
Add in the fallout from the "robo-signing" scandal, in which banks were accused of using flawed and possibly fraudulent foreclosure processes, and mortgage approvals will stay sluggish.Much as these demand-side factors dampen the housing market, the supply side arguably has an even bigger effect on prices.
The fallout added another chapter to the slippery debate over fiction versus nonfiction.
Reggie then matter-of-factly adds that the fallout which has resulted is that he no longer likes Winnie.
A wave of church sexual abuse scandals has emerged in recent weeks in Germany, Austria, and the Netherlands, adding to the fallout from a broad abuse investigation in Ireland.
VATICAN CITY — Pope Benedict XVI on Wednesday accepted the resignation of an Irish bishop accused of mishandling allegations of sexual abuse by priests, adding to the fallout of a scandal that has rocked the Catholic Church in Ireland and throughout Europe.
Some on Capitol Hill said the fallout added pressure to the calls for an investigation of detention and interrogation practices, perhaps by a national investigative commission, or for an inquiry into whether American officials may have committed crimes.
Jen Psaki, spokeswoman for the the State Department, which is managing the diplomatic fallout, added that the US was "not naive" about the impact of the disclosures on foreign relations.
