The phrase "add sections" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the action of including additional parts or divisions in a document, report, or any structured content.
Example: "To improve the clarity of the report, please add sections on methodology and results."
Alternatives: "include sections" or "insert sections".
The group continued to add sections, like the part at the corner of Clark and Henry Street in 1923.
That makes it easier to add sections of code here and there without corrupting the overall quality of the file.
The shifts, said Ms. Huffington, the site's co-founder, will let The Huffington Post add sections and products more quickly.
In the fall, Pace University in New York begins the "Pace Promise" program, pledging to add sections or open closed courses for eligible students who are shut out.
Add sections on European shorts, New Greek Cinema, a Ken Russell retrospective, a tribute to Cahiers du Cinema, and a nightly screening in the city's attractive market square, then you begin to appreciate the eclecticism of New Horizons.
It did not touch on press regulation until last month, when a group of peers, frustrated by the lack of progress on the Leveson report among the political parties, won overwhelming support in the Lords to add sections to the bill covering a newspaper watchdog's activities.
He added sections powered by AA batteries and held the parts together with nuts and bolts.
Tumbridge added sections on Pineapple Street, directly behind the original structure, and in the 1890's he had the architect Montrose Morris add other sections, like the lacy Renaissance-style part at midblock facing Clark Street.
It expanded from one room in a converted Victorian house to several rooms in the house and added sections on Latinas, Jewish women and transgender issues.
That included adding sections to the tower to raise the crane's height and installing the new collar and support struts, which connected it to the building.
