The phrase "add testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to include a statement or evidence from a witness or expert in a discussion, report, or legal context.
Example: "In order to strengthen our case, we should add testimony from the eyewitness who saw the incident."
Alternatives: "include a statement" or "provide evidence".
Plans to add testimonies from survivors of the mass killings of Armenians in Turkey early in the last century (itself a heated topic of debate, as Turkey has vehemently rejected the label of genocide) are also in the works.
Under Georgia law, he added, testimony by witnesses that Lewis "punched, encouraged and assisted others in the attack on these men" was sufficient for a murder indictment.
The EU's, to inform a decision on whether to reissue a valuable trade concession to Sri Lanka, said human-rights violations made it ineligible.Kanchana and her local women friends could have added testimony.
For example, the recent proposals to set up a $40 billionn fund to support the Maritime Silk Road initiative by China along with developing a new Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank and a New Development Bank in which billions more would be contributed by China adds testimony to this.25 Hence, for China, securing and protecting the sea lines of communication (SLOCs) becomes all the more vital.
And the foundation will soon begin adding testimonies about other mass killings, including those of Armenians and Cambodians.
"During the investigation," it added, "testimonies were collected from a large number of IDF soldiers and officers who were involved in the planning and execution of the attack".
"That said, I do think the remarks on the blog add personal testimony to the substantial quantitative evidence indicting the mainstream film industry for its steadfast sexism".
Mary always begged Upton to watch her work so that he could add his testimony to hers.
He added: "Her testimony was high-stakes for both Thomas's case and her own wallet".
