The phrase "added moreover" is not correct and does not work well in written English.
You can use "added" and "moreover" separately, but combining them in this way is awkward and redundant.
Example: "The project was successful; moreover, it exceeded our expectations."
Alternatives: "furthermore" or "in addition".
dependent children". (Emphasis added). Moreover, the term "dependent child" is also extensively defined in the Act.
They added, "Moreover, it was apparently developed without consultation with the Army Corps of Engineers, the agency overseeing the oil field reconstruction".
It added: "Moreover we understand that UCL publishes no guidance to departments on the operation of such societies and that there is no central record of them".
It added: "Moreover, again on the basis of the facts found by the trial judge, the court is unable to identify a moment when the measure changed from what was, at most, a restriction on freedom of movement to a deprivation of liberty".
She added: "Moreover, even assuming such plans are race-neutral, they may preclude the university from conducting the individualized assessments necessary to assemble a student body that is not just racially diverse, but diverse along all the qualities valued by the university".
He added: "Moreover, the parliamentary under-secretary of state for schools has recently acknowledged that the Al-Madinah Free School is 'delivering an unacceptably poor standard of education', and I am extremely concerned that this situation could be indicative of a systemic complacency on standards".
She adds: "Moreover, much beauty is lost in translating".
Add, moreover, that though she was a novelist, she was not primarily a realist, that she never mastered dialogue, that her books were ruminative, philosophical.
They add, moreover, that even if Mr Berlusconi did pay off tax inspectors (under duress, of course), what of it?
It adds: "Moreover, we found schools and colleges were using it tactically due to pressures to deliver results, particularly at the top grades at A-level and the C/D grade boundary at GCSE.
One sentence later, it adds: "Moreover, the advance of science and technology advances environmentalism as well.
