The phrase "added certainty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in confidence or assurance regarding a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The new evidence provided added certainty to our hypothesis, making it more robust."
Alternatives: "increased confidence" or "enhanced assurance".
"Today's action brings added certainty to the industries we oversee and reinforces our responsibility to stand on the side of consumers and see that they are treated fairly in the financial marketplace," Mr. Cordray said in a statement.
"We have therefore stopped the tender process to allow the landowning partners time to bring added certainty and clarity to the project".
In Nested, he believes the startup has found the place where significant value can still be added: certainty about the minimum price that your house will be sold, and offering you the cash up front while it does and without compromising the eventual sale price.
This gives us added certainty that the core genome of Providencia as a whole is highly conserved.
In summary, incorporating NMA in CEA offers consistency and added certainty in comparison with CEA informed by conventional PMA.
Each repetition adds certainty without adding information.
"It's one thing to be certain, but you can be certain and you can be wrong," he said, adding, "Certainty sometimes gets you into trouble".
While that growth would certainly be welcome, it falls far short of claims from some tax reform evangelists, who predict that adding certainty and simplicity to the tax code would by itself ignite an economic boom.
Moreover, knowledge of the mechanism by which each modality provides clinical information can guide the design of new imaging methods that complement and add certainty to the patient's management.
This confirms that our tri-trophic feeding assay provides realistic worst-case exposure conditions and adds certainty to the conclusion that A. bipunctata is unlikely to be affected by Bt maize expressing Cry1Ab under field conditions.
To ensure lacewing adults were not sensitive to Cry2Aa protein independent from the plant background and to add certainty to the toxicity assessment, C. sinica adults were fed with an artificial diet containing Cry2Aa protein at an approximately 10 times higher concentration than in rice pollen.
