The phrase "added consumption" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing increased levels of consumption, such as in economics, marketing, or resource management.
Example: "The recent price drop has led to added consumption of energy resources among households."
Alternatives: "increased consumption" or "additional consumption".
That added consumption and investment is a benefit, along with the jobs created.
But, he added: "Consumption is carried out at an individual level; energy consumption is also an individual choice.
"While 2.6% spending growth still represents a solid pace, given the backdrop of tax increases hitting households at the start of the year, it paints a picture of an economy with clearly less growth momentum at the start of the year than previously suggested," explained Barclays analyst Peter Newland, who added consumption will probably slow further in the second quarter.
The goodness of fit of model was significantly improved by adding consumption of individual fruits to the model with total whole fruit consumption and other covariates (P<0.001 for likelihood ratio test in each cohort), indicating that heterogeneity in the associations with risk of type 2 diabetes among individual fruits was significant.
Average daily consumption (g/day) of each food item for each recruit in the survey period was obtained by adding their total consumption and divide by the number of days on which each subject kept records.
The extra point is added for consumption of red and processed meats below the median intake (Supplementary Appendix 3).
That's why we are joining other scientists, public health officials, and citizens in asking the Surgeon General to conduct a comprehensive report on the health effects of added sugar, and issue a Call to Action to encourage health policies that curb added sugar consumption.
"However, the data suggest that some consumers increased their consumption of calorically sweetened drinks, such as soda and sports drinks, which could add to their liquid calorie and added sugars consumption, thus increasing the risk of weight gain".
Results: Average added sugar consumption was 15.4 tsp/d (15.7% of total energy).
The federal government issued a new dietary guideline last year that called for limiting added sugar consumption to no more than 10% of the daily calories.
Kevin McCloud added: "Our consumption of stuff happens on a scale, from the fantastically wasteful at one end to the fantastically crafted and cherished at the other.
