The phrase "add specialist" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a person who specializes in adding or enhancing something, such as features or components in a project.
Example: "We need to hire an add specialist to improve the functionality of our software application."
Alternatives: "enhancement expert" or "feature developer".
More recently, responding to the growing importance of non-print media, we have been able to add specialists in film and visual culture.
Two of Rodgers's biggest completions came against players — the rookie linebacker Jacquian Williams and the recently added specialist Will Blackmon — forced onto the field because of injuries.
She added: "Specialist staff from my department have been in discussions with Lucasfilm since March of this year in relation to a limited amount of filming, expected to last two to four days".
He told BBC News inquiries were being carried out to establish the cause of the crash, adding: "Specialist officers are at the scene and every effort is being made to recover the victims, investigate the circumstances then remove the wreckage of the plane.
This indicates that a direction for future AMT research lies on adding specialist knowledge to machine learning processes.
Genpact has diversified, adding specialist verticals in the healthcare and financial sectors, research and development and a pharmaceutical division.
The statement added: "Specialist staff from the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service will keep the families advised on progress and support them throughout all stages of the investigation".
If states stop paying for added specialists when pupils are termed learning-disabled, districts might consider alternatives.
Truss added: "Specialists have analysed satellite communications information, information which was never initially intended to have the capability to track an aircraft, and performed extremely complex calculations.
