The phrase "add outlines" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when instructing someone to include outlines in a document, presentation, or any form of written work.
Example: "Please add outlines to your report to help organize the main points clearly."
Alternatives: "include outlines" or "insert outlines".
Schittny creates his technofusion of art and fashion by reworking his transparencies on the computer, using Photoshop to add outlines, erase parts of the picture and heighten color in the manner of a Schiele drawing.
Add outlines for the design to help you in adding colour to the train.
Again, this will be different depending on the style of map you're making, but it is generally helpful to add outlines for countries/territories and add a few major cities.
Mr. Goldsmith depicts complex linear tangles, adding outlines that further schematize them into reductive designs.
Continue adding outlines.
'This is serious business,' he added, outlining what promises to be the last decisive act of his presidency.
"And a lot of them are Russian," she added, outlining the procedure: "A girl arrives from Omsk and starts working as a waitress at a night club.
This new version adds outlining, painting and presentation "slide show" capabilities, and still manages to come in at less than 600 kilobytes.
"As long as Britain honors his right to asylum," he added, outlining his hope that the British government would allow Mr. Assange to leave the country without arresting him.
You should also write a plan, she adds, outlining what you do, what your objectives are and, for fundraising in particular, you need to think about where you are now and where you want to get to in one, three, and five years time.
Scottish Secretary Michael Moore will make a statement to the Commons on Tuesday, he added, outlining the government's opinion on the legal status of an independence referendum.
