The phrase "add vitality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to enhance energy, liveliness, or enthusiasm in a particular context, such as a project, presentation, or lifestyle.
Example: "To improve the overall atmosphere of the event, we need to add vitality to our program with engaging activities and lively music."
Alternatives: "infuse energy" or "bring life".
It is harder still when you forsake any attempt to add vitality through staging.
With the special guests in Edinburgh arriving hotfoot from their own shows, this can only add vitality.
Live music helped add vitality to "Autumn Engravings," the program Cherniak Dance presented on Sunday night at the Merce Cunningham Studio.
We have two other examples: the Cabot Library in the Science Center and the Pritzker Commons area, which continue to add vitality to undergraduate life as well as that of faculty and graduate students.
ALTHOUGH Mr. Weisbrod said it was likely that Lower Manhattan would remain primarily a business district -- "'We are not interested in becoming the Upper East Side," he said -- he added that additional housing would add vitality to an area that was once almost deserted after business hours.
LLM students add vitality to the Law School community, contribute a comparative perspective to classroom discussion, and share their widely varied professional and cultural backgrounds in settings both in and outside the school.
"It civilizes the place and adds vitality and liveliness".
"Peter adds vitality," said Marjorie Smith, a guest at the most recent New Year's festival.
There's added vitality in the restless squiggles of pigment that can be read underneath the covering.
AA president Edmund King said: "We welcome the attention that this report has given to the importance of parking, in terms of adding vitality to town and city centres.
The daughters of an earlier generation of players have reclaimed the tile game, and an influx of Chinese immigrants has added vitality to the scene at places like the Hok Shan Family Association (above) in Chinatown.
