The phrase "add more depth to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to enhance or enrich a concept, idea, or piece of work.
Example: "To improve the narrative, we need to add more depth to the character development."
Alternatives: "enhance the complexity of" or "increase the richness of".
Was it wise not to add more depth to the roster during free agency?
"His decision was absolutely for the team as it helped reorganise the middle order and add more depth to it".
"We want Latrell back because he'll add more depth to the perimeter," Anderson said after practice today.
And we were lucky to have a novel like "Les Misérables" by Victor Hugo to actually add more depth to the roles.
The Wizards still have three roster spots available and remain interested in bringing back veteran James Singleton to add more depth to the front line.
Muscadet that has been left on its lees to add more depth to a relatively plain grape (melon de bourgogne) is a more easeful, thoughtful drink.
And by helping Peter triumph, her lover and boss Will Gardener Josh Charless) might stand a better chance of winning her for good, adding more depth to this serialized story.
The Yankees traded for Seattle shortstop Brendan Ryan after the game, adding more depth to a depleted left side of the infield.
But the Senators, who added more depth to their lineup by acquiring left wing Cory Stillman and defenseman Mike Commodore in a trade Monday with Carolina, tied the score on a booming shot by Randy Robitaille at 15:29.
iPhone / iPad Temple Run was one of the biggest "endless runner" games on mobile devices, and the sequel did a good job of bumping up the graphics and adding more depth to the gameplay.
Temple Run was one of the biggest "endless runner" games on mobile devices, and the sequel did a good job of bumping up the graphics and adding more depth to the gameplay.
