The phrase "add to the recent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to contributing additional information or context to recent events or developments.
Example: "The new findings add to the recent discussions about climate change and its impact on global weather patterns."
Alternatives: "contribute to the recent" or "supplement the recent".
The fine and suspension add to the recent spate of aggressive enforcement actions from the commission.
Now she is among those about to add to the recent surge in co-op sales.
The question now is whether the earnings will add to the recent optimism surrounding the bank, DealBook's Peter Eavis writes.
We add to the recent work on identifying network architectures that sustain cooperation via the threat of exclusion by showing that the utility specification matters.
Improved confidence could lead Americans to spend more readily, which would add to the recent momentum from strong retail sales and factory output.
A government action against the former KPMG partner would add to the recent push by prosecutors and securities regulators to root out insider trading, a campaign that has yielded about 180 civil actions and more than 75 criminal prosecutions.
Lower oil prices and the introduction of quantitative easing by the European Central Bank have also added to the recent confidence.
This article adds to the recent literature that questions, and hopes to redefine, the information literacy notions and practices in academic libraries and their institutions.
The victory, worth $9.30 for a $2 bet to win, added to the recent success in this race of both Bailey and the trainer Bill Mott.
This disappointment is also hurting corporate bonds, he said, adding to the recent sell-off that helped fan yesterday's rumor.
Few details have emerged, but the headline alone adds to the recent stream of stories containing allegations (denied and otherwise) of Tories doing not-very-nice things.
