The phrase "added dimension to" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing something that has become more complex or interesting due to the introduction of a new element. For example, "The new project added an extra dimension to our work."
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Here is a rundown of some art shows that give added dimension to Connecticut as a summer experience.
But misfortunes that might have silenced a less determined performer have only added dimension to Ms. Brown's already larger-than-life musical personality.
He stepped out for several exciting solos and otherwise added dimension to the more direct rhythms determined by Dean Butterworth on drums.
Mr. Marsalis and his band also tapped into deeper currents of compatibility, bringing added dimension to the images with brassy crosstalk and brightly percolating rhythm.
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In a sense, this added dimension to |the dockyard is a cultural rationalisation – but with plenty of inspiration in the way that previously unseen maritime artefacts are displayed alongside great naval art and intricate model ships.
An added dimension to this election is the potential for the Conservatives to make significant gains in Wales.
The added dimension to messaging would drive engagement within Facebook's apps, allowing Facebook and Snapchat to coexist in a growing market.
An understanding of the commercial position and potential business models is very important and provides an added dimension to the science.
They regularly overlapped and added dimension to attacks, with Wallace opening the scoring with a curling right-foot shot after a free-kick routine ended with Waghorn slipping the ball to the left-back.
