The phrase "added itself to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been included or incorporated into a larger group or collection.
Example: "The new feature added itself to the existing software, enhancing its functionality."
Alternatives: "included itself in" or "incorporated itself into".
The constitutional court has added itself to Mr Berlusconi's long list of subversive Italian institutions.
It was a hilltop town in the south in summer.It was before I knew about knowing.My mind ran everywhere and was completely still at the center.And that did not feel uncomfortable.A bird sang, it added itself to the shadowunder the archway.I think from this distancethat I was happy.I think from this distance.I sat.
(7) A BS-i that has added itself to the schedule proceeds to transmit a test signal at power level Pmax″(i).
Today, Capital One Bank added itself to the growing number of banks offering the ability to make check deposits using their smartphones.
Something that appears to be an RSS feed of Sony Bravia news — with a direct link to an Amazon shopping page — just added itself to the twitter.com/crunchgear account.
In less than a second, however, the program burrowed its way into the computer's registry – a database of information about the machine – and added itself to the list of programs run when the computer begins to boot.
As the New Year begins, the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries may add itself to the list of other problems that the market and investors face.
As a node adds itself to the network, it can seamlessly integrate to the network.
In that case, it will relay the VN request forwarding the EMBED message to that InP after adding itself to the InPSet.
Whenever a Controller receives a LAP update, it updates its LAP database and before announcing updates to its neighbors it adds itself to the path vector.
