The phrase "added a blend of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the incorporation of various elements or ingredients into something, such as a recipe, a product, or a concept.
Example: "The chef added a blend of spices to enhance the flavor of the dish."
Alternatives: "incorporated a mixture of" or "included a combination of".
Still, he added, a blend of incomes on the site is important: "You want to get an exciting, vibrant mix that reflects the needs of the community as well as the opportunity to bring in new residents".
So he's taken Lewis' story and added a blend of interweaving cinematic techniques, creating a film he hopes will be both enjoyable to watch and offer a call to rectify a system that still shows signs of breaking.
Costa takes pride in having added a blend of underclassmen to the team on a consistent basis since he took over the program in 2016, and the approach has paid off.
The objective was to evaluate effects of adding a blend of essential oil compounds on ruminal fermentation and animal performance of feedlot cattle in comparison to sodium monensin.
Add a blend of tomatoes, peppers and onions.
But Magowan said in a telephone interview yesterday that "there's no point in going back there and not trying to win the game," adding that a blend of regulars and reserves was more feasible.
In due course, to accomplish and maintain both hydrophilic and mechanical properties within the so-called "biobased hydrogel", PVP is added to form a blend of carboxymethylcellulose (CMC) and polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) within the hydrogel.
"Machines don't have understanding, machines don't recognize strategic patterns, and machines don't have a purpose," he added, arguing for a blend of what humans and machines do best — and finding "a way to bring together these complementary skills".
You then dip into the egg mix and roll it in the breadcrumb (I also add a secret blend of my own Mr Holden's spice mix into the crumb – I can't tell you what the ingredients are, but have an experiment with spicing it up a bit; you can't go too wrong by just making sure the crumb has a good amount of top-quality sea salt and freshly cracked black pepper added).
In the 1960's, he added, the counterculture listened to a blend of white and black music.
For added complexity, adana yogurtlu ($14.50), a blend of beef and lamb layered with yogurt and tomato sauce over crisp bread, is well put together, while hunkar begendi ($13.50), chunks of lamb in an eggplant puree, is rich and creamy.
