The phrase "added logic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional reasoning or thought processes that have been incorporated into a discussion, argument, or system.
Example: "The new software update includes added logic to improve user experience and streamline operations."
Alternatives: "additional reasoning" or "supplementary logic".
To catch up, I added Logic 101, which meant I was studying beginning logic and advanced logic at the same time.
We have added logic to the page header display that allows you to have both: the Berkeley wordmark and your unit name starting with "Berkeley". The logic will prevent display of the word "Berkeley" at the beginning of your site name in the header in places where the wordmark is also displayed.
In addition, the added logic increases the amount of data that can be stored.
Delineating the molecular mechanism behind neuron conversion can add logic to the method.
As Thinfilm points out, a tiny 20-bit memory label can store over 1m combinations, which is enough for companies using them in things like toys or loyalty cards.The next thing is to add logic, which requires printing transistors.
The developer may also add logic for the handling of ACKs.
She can add logic to it such as asking about the outcome of a meeting.
"Players add logic to the game board by placing six different types of parts onto the board.
Its platform aims to speed up dev times by simplifying the development process using features such as visual workflows, to make it easier to add logic and business rules to apps; a drag-and-drop form builder for web and mobile interfaces; and an app store were users can download pre-built components, themes, widgets and entire apps.
In these cases, logic formalisms are a useful approach since all they need is to add logic gates to the existing (signed and directed) interactions.
But, she added, that logic cannot alone explain the fact that an overwhelming majority pay their fair share given the I.R.S.'s limited resources.
