The phrase "added joy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you would like to describe how something brings an extra amount of pleasure or happiness. For example: "She found added joy in her daily walk through the park."
There are countless pictures and memories that have added joy to this holiday season.
The latest Rangers victory, a 3-2 win against the Washington Capitals on Sunday afternoon, seemed to bring added joy to the players and the coaching staff.
Public schools had not been scheduled to be in session, denying many children in the Northeast the added joy of a missed school day.
The hats trimmed with fresh flowers worn by Judy Willsey and her party in the Easter Parade along Fifth Avenue added joy and dignity to an event that resembles a convention for aficionados of exotic headgear.
My commitment to personal integrity, along with a career that brings added joy and satisfaction to my life, provides a "full cup" so to speak, that overflows to my husband and children.
Being a Sherpa is an opportunity to nostalgically reacquaint yourself with missions and raids you might not have played for a while, with the added joy than can be found in conversing with new players, and witnessing their reactions to everything that unfolds before them for the first time.
A beautiful building adds joy to more lives than any number of novels or paintings.
At the end of his statement, Mr. Pye reiterated that the e-cards "were meant to add joy to the season".
A middle-school teacher asked how she might add joy to the curriculum given the demands of the Common Core standards.
Fashion, style, and beauty add joy and wellbeing to my life.
And so, I want to share at least 10 reasons for adding joy to your life.
