The phrase "added depth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or enrichment of a particular quality, characteristic, or experience.
Example: "The new features in the software provide an added depth of functionality that users will appreciate."
Alternatives: "increased richness of" or "enhanced complexity of".
Another terrific idea is adding some cut-up cooked quince to applesauce while it's cooking — it'll take on that rosy glow and have an added depth of flavor.
In the final 38 minutes of an embarrassing loss to the Miami Heat on Monday, the Knicks looked either tired or lazy, qualities that could be corrected by the added depth of Camby or by the energy he provides.
After the first two images it becomes a game to find the spots of brightness and to try to surmise their source, which makes the added depth of these pictures also feel like a gimmick.
The graphics, as we know, are very reminiscent of the original, yet polished and in high resolution; the added depth of 3D makes that Yamato Battle Cruiser look way meaner than it did in Starcraft.
A "super-focus" mode lets you add depth-of-field to images.
These include things like a "super-focus" mode for adding depth-of-field to images, a different set of filters, the ability to add text to photos, the ability to turn photos into collages in real time (also popular among Instagram users), and a "selfie" mode that automatically shoots a photo when no more movement is visible in the frame.
He added depth to the role of a child growing up fast amid an escalating set of terrible circumstances.
Such a study would provide added depth to the understanding of this largely quantitative analysis.
They can add depth of flavour without the slightest whiff of anything fishy.
These dishes benefit from the thickness of the milk, and the sourness adds depth of flavour.
The spices set off the natural sweetness of the squash, while adding depth of flavor and a touch of heat.
