The phrase "added formula" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formula that has been included or incorporated into a document, calculation, or process.
Example: "The report includes an added formula to improve the accuracy of the results."
Alternatives: "included formula" or "supplementary formula".
It migrated to Long Beach, where it was very successful, but there were other financial considerations [F1's demands for more money]." Andretti added: "Formula One would go some place else for a year or two and then disappear.
He added: "Formula One, which is a $1.6bn[£1bnn] business and distributes over $900m [£575m], and we're being asked if crowd-funding is a good idea to bring a team back.
Investec dismissed suggestions it had orally agreed to pay bonuses to Brogden and Reid according to an "economic value added" formula, which ignored actual profit and loss and referred instead to theoretical savings made by the bank, calculated by reference to rates in the bond market.
Foreign Secretary William Hague added: "Formula 1 has not done itself any good by what has been announced.
Now that the adoptive parents have added formula to the baby's diet, Kaleena donates her breast milk to a milk bank in Colorado.
But, he added: "Formulas should be made as good as they can be.
It added: "Formulae are already used successfully in other jurisdictions such as Canada, where they produce a guideline range of outcomes within which couples can negotiate".
In former McLaren boss Martin Whitmarsh, Ainslie has put considerable faith in adding Formula 1 structure and analytical rigour to a highly technical organisation and management.
"When a child fails to gain weight, paediatricians always recommend adding formula.
Add formula using the amount stated in the directions.
If it is too thick, you can add formula or breast milk to think it out.
