The phrase "added in line" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been included or inserted within a specific context or sequence, such as a document or a list.
Example: "The new policy was added in line with the recent changes in regulations."
Alternatives: "included in sequence" or "inserted accordingly".
It added: "In line with a key recommendation of the report, Inditex is working hard, worldwide, to drive living wages throughout its supply chain".
The bank added: "In line with Sir Victor's contractual entitlement, the group has continued to make available to him office space and support in one of the group's existing buildings for the remainder of his notice period, until 31 January 2010".
The statement added: "In line with our desire to reach a wider audience for the women's game, the draw was announced live on Twitter for the first time.
Therefore, the current solution for the head of the level 1 route (i.e. d = (y)) is added in line 24 to the tentative set of solutions X (which had initially been initialized as the empty set), i.e. X = { y)}.
Thus, this precipitation showed a prominent bell-shaped, dual relationship as a function of the serum amount added, in line with the data published earlier [2].
Once the new path node added in line 7 is in the hth level in the pseudo tree, the following code (lines 8 14) would not be executed.
Now anyone can grab embed codes from public posts, and Facebook's added in-line video playback, and better mobile display.
It added in-line controls to the news feed publisher and profile plus launched tag review in August 2011.
Facebook also added in-line privacy controls so users can customize their settings right from the start.
Stash also added in-line commenting support for pull requests so developers can quickly discuss code changes before and after they are committed.
YouTube, Flickr, and TwitPic links are also added in-line to Twitter messages so you don't have to click off site to see them.
