The phrase "added characterization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or development of a character's traits or qualities in a narrative or analysis.
Example: "The author employed added characterization to deepen the reader's understanding of the protagonist's motivations."
Alternatives: "enhanced characterization" or "additional characterization".
This was achieved by continuing analyses of mtDNA (Dowling et al. 2005) and adding characterization of microsatellite loci from samples of larvae that spanned the temporal and geographic breadth of the spawning population over a 15-year period.
The use of geospatial data including digital elevation model (DEM) and Landsat TM remote sensing imagery have added morphological characterization of the topographic and landform features observed in the area.
We have added additional characterization of the dynamics of the system.
Maltin cited an "overlong story" as reason for his dissatisfaction and added, "Wooden characterizations and dialogue don't help".
We fully agree with the reviewers that adding a characterization of the SASPs would enrich the study, as it may shed light into the way senescent cells affect their own clearance and their environment, as shown by the pioneering work of the Campisi lab and others.
Such films as Black Rain (1989), Falling Down (1993), and Disclosure (1994) added to this characterization.
"Elliott was a dream as an actor and a producer," said Mr. Arkin, who added that the characterization of Mr. Gould as an emblem of uptightness was misleading.
Linda Roark-Strummer was quite effective, in part because of vocal qualities -- a big, wobbly vibrato, a penetrating shrillness -- that in another role might have been accounted liabilities but here added to the characterization.
Another episode that added to the characterization of Abramson as hard to deal with came after a decision was made to hire a second managing editor to oversee the Times' digital endeavors.
