The phrase "add some discussion" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You could use this phrase when you want to suggest that more discussion or deliberation should be added to a particular topic or issue. For example: "Before coming to a final decision, we should add some more discussion to the topic."
I endorse the views expressed by Drs. Sobin, Golub, and Herr and add some discussion on a recent Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development OECDD) guideline, the Extended One Generation Reproductive Toxicology Guideline (OECD 446), in which testing for higher cognitive function (learning and memory) has been eliminated.
The authors should add some discussion of the clear and relevant precedents for their results.
We cannot distinguish between these possibilities, but add some discussion on its origin in the Discussion section of the manuscript.
It would be interesting to add some discussion on the association between funding and scientific production, as it is not always straightforward.
I wondered if spinal anesthesia was contraindicated for these patients, hence, if the author could add some discussion about this topic it would be greatly appreciated.
Would you add some discussions on how the result of this paper might affect the results of Klebanov and Yakovlev (2007)?
We have added some discussion to the manuscript.
We added some discussion in the text to reflect this point (Discussion section).
We have added some discussion on this under the Discussion section (subsection headed "In vivo implications of SWI/SNF action in TF regulation").
We have also added some discussion of this issue (subsection "Neuronal activity in TRN across arousal states"), and it would be interesting in future studies to further explore the mapping of TRN sectors.
We have added some discussion of its potential relation to theta frequencies, as the observed duration of successive conscious stages is compatible with a nearly rhythmic succession of processing stages at this frequency.
