The phrase "add veracity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance of increasing truthfulness or accuracy in a statement, argument, or piece of writing.
Example: "To strengthen her argument, she decided to add veracity by including credible sources and data."
Alternatives: "enhance truthfulness" or "increase accuracy."
Both you and Bob Steele of the Poynter Institute have stressed that the inclusion of the identity of the interrogator was vital to the integrity of the story, as it added veracity to The Times's reporting.
There are many other definitions of Big Data, such as the 5Vs defined by Zikopoulous [11] that adds Veracity and Value to the already existing 3Vs of Volume, Velocity, and Variety.
In other perceptions, the "3 Vs" that characterize it (i.e., volume, velocity, and variety) or the "4 Vs" (adding veracity to the previous three) are responsible for the fact that it exceeds an organization's own data as well as its storage or compute capacity for accurate and timely decision-making.
Further, we believe that the application of the full methodology proposed initially [ 7], particularly including the strongly collaborative dimensions, will add substantial value and veracity to the process and findings.
Sex matters in The Witcher, not just because it establishes a link between two characters in order to provide justification for a quest, but because it rounds out the fiction and adds to the veracity of the open environment.
The study also brought together the perspectives of a wide range of stakeholders (including ophthalmologists, optometrists, GPs, nurses, technicians and policy makers) who would all have input into a screening programme for glaucoma, and this breadth of perspective adds to the veracity of our findings.
To add to the three Vs, the veracity of healthcare data is also critical for its meaningful use towards developing translational research.
