The phrase "added needless" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been included unnecessarily or without purpose.
Example: "The report was cluttered with added needless information that detracted from the main points."
Alternatives: "unnecessary additions" or "superfluous elements".
He added, "Needless to say, the war in Afghanistan was not 'a war of Obama's choosing.' It has been prosecuted by the United States under Presidents Bush and Obama".
Mikayla Nissan, a 16-year-old junior who was walking with friends on Millburn Avenue toward the center of downtown, said hazing added needless anxiety about the first year in a new school.
Tvert added: "Needless to say, things are moving in one direction when it comes to the tangible products of public opinion.
Besides, buying all those books would just add needless clutter.
Reaching for a laser device which illustrates whether a flagstick is 128 or 182 yards away thereby makes no difference, other than to add needless delay.
In practice, it turns out to be hard going, partly because of the play itself, and partly because the company's Gogolian style adds needless oddity to an already bizarre text.
Sony's early transistor radios were tinny compared with RCA's big home versions, but teenagers who never had radios loved these cheap devices.He also thinks it is better to make things simpler and easier for the bottom and middle of the market, as personal computers did, rather than add needless bells and whistles for the handful of top customers who can afford and demand them.
A new calculation suggests that evolution has optimized their length: They're just long enough to support the maximum possible weight without adding needless drag.
My AEI colleague, Jason Delisle, writes that letting Perkins lapse is for the best: Perkins loans add needless complexity to an already-convoluted federal student aid system.
But too often, philanthropists delude themselves about their own effectiveness because they don't see the myriad ways that they are adding needless complexity and complication to their work.
But the Frenchman will not thank his compatriot Giroud for his senseless reaction to a Onuoha push, which forced the hosts to play the majority of the second half with 10 men, nor Debuchy for the penalty he conceded, adding needless drama to what should have been a routine win.
