The phrase "add graphic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to include a graphic or image in a document, presentation, or design.
Example: "Please add graphic to the report to illustrate the data more effectively."
Alternatives: "insert image" or "include illustration".
Boldly patterned aboriginal spirit paintings add graphic intensity to the interiors of their country home in Pennsylvania.
To add graphic illustration to injury, newspapers on Thursday published photographs of Mr. Prescott and his erstwhile mistress, Tracey Temple, 43, clutching at and draped all over each other at an office Christmas party.
Instead, worn a piece or two at a time, in muted tones (leave the neons at the gym), and paired with crisp shirts and neat trousers, they can add graphic interest to the most basic wardrobe.
It also enabled developers to add graphic overlays to the iPhone's camera views thereby opening the door to new features such as augmented reality and other camera "tricks".
The best bet might be for Facebook to add "Graphic but newsworthy" as a reporting option, and add the disclaimer without any temporary takedown.
As wisely and eloquently stated by English author Edward Bulwer-Lytton in his 1839 play, Richelieu; Or the Conspiracy, "the pen is mightier than the sword"; this adage holds that the written word, and I would add graphic and pictorial depictions, act as powerful tools in the transmission of ideas.
Easy to add graphics and links with a WYSIWYG editor.
New video software enables coaches to add graphics or a voice-over to underwater swimming videos as a television commentator or producer might.
The American companies have regarded "virtual facsimile" as one of many spinoffs from their efforts to add graphics processing capabilities to personal computers.
Inside the mobile studios, network producers will choose images and audio, add graphics and mix together the product that ultimately makes it on air.
Among future developments he has envisaged, Ahmed said he was keen to add graphics to the raw footage to provide additional information during the operation, as well as taking questions from those viewing the procedure.
