The phrase "add vigour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to enhance energy, enthusiasm, or effectiveness in a particular context, such as writing, performance, or a project.
Example: "To improve the presentation, we need to add vigour to our delivery and engage the audience more effectively."
Alternatives: "inject energy" or "infuse enthusiasm".
Shah, with 40, and Flintoff and Patel with 26 each, attempted to add vigour in the closing overs but failed.
Alessandro Florenzi could be used in central midfield to add vigour, though he is currently needed just as much, if not more so, at right-back, due to the paucity of quality there; Maicon is well past his best and Vasilis Torosidis is really no more than a decent squad player.
The biblical compression of the second stanza (asking "does" a certain thing happen "that" something else results) adds vigour rather than dustiness.
This inflow has created asset and credit booms, adding vigour to already-fast-growing economies.Indeed, the ECB may prefer to keep transition economies out until their convergence booms are exhausted.
And this year it has been given added vigour.
As John Arbuthnot said, "Mathematical knowledge adds vigour to the mind, frees it from prejudice, credulity, and superstition" and as we build companies based on math and engineering every day, that is exactly where venture capital needs to be.
The addition of raw rhubarb is a wonderful way to add even more vigour to an already hyper-punchy combination.
Large seed size, while generally favourable to seedling vigour and growth, can add to the cost of goods and reduce the economic advantage of hybrids if planting high populations is the prevalent farm practice.
Add 200g sugar to the yolks and beat these with vigour until pale and voluminous.
Richard Tunnicliffe's viola da gamba playing also added a brightness and vigour to the ensemble.
To prove the President's vigour, he added that Mr Putin's handshake "can break a hand".
