The phrase "added because of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when explaining the reason for including something in a discussion, document, or list.
Example: "The new feature was added because of a request from our users for improved functionality."
Alternatives: "included due to a" or "incorporated as a result of a".
Saudi doctors tried the regimen, Dr. Memish added, because of a recent article in the International Journal of Infectious Diseases reviewing therapies that seemed to help during the 2003 global epidemic of SARS, which is also caused by a coronavirus.
In their closing arguments in a Moscow court on Friday, prosecutors asked a judge to convict Navalny, who led anti-government protests in 2012, and imprison him for nine years, with an additional year added because of a prior conviction.
However, "we expect a very subdued spending environment, not material declines," he added, because of a growing belief that the recent moves by governments around the world to thaw the frozen credit markets "will loosen things up".
But these costs were now coming down, he added, because of a concerted effort by the industry, with "discounts now feeding through to policy holders".
The barometric stage was added because of a worry that external radar signals might detonate the bomb too early.
"Artists like it," she adds, "because of the freedom".
Immigrants are less likely to report crimes, she added, because of language barriers, a lack of understanding about American law, and a general distrust of authority stemming from corruption in their home countries.
The ELD was replaced with a new one and EVD was added because of the suspicion of an additional obstruction in the 4th ventricle related to post-surgical oedema.
This rule was added because of the assumption that a correction might be needed for parental height in the first years of life: e.g. a baby that is born with a length SDS of -1 and has a target height SDS of +2, would be expected to cross the SD lines in upward direction in the first 2 3 years.
Recruits for the insurgency "are going to be around," he added, "because of poverty and oppression, because of an economy that is a failure and a democracy that does not work".
Companies are producing unsafe cars because they can, he added, because of lax government regulations and a lack of consumer awareness.
