The phrase "added number of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where you want to specify an increase in quantity, but it is better to use clearer alternatives.
Example: "The report showed an added number of participants in the study compared to last year."
Alternatives: "increased number of" or "additional number of".
The added number of extreme sports had something to do with the United States' medal count.
As we wrote in our initial review of the new platform, Yammer added number of applications to its platform that increases its functionality beyond just a communications platform, including polls, chat, events, links, topics, Q&A, ideas, and more.
A year ago, Yammer added number of applications to its platform that increased its functionality beyond just a communications platform, including polls, chat, events, links, topics, Q&A, ideas, and more.
The maximum level of absolute concentration would be reached if total C&T-value added (-employment) would occur in one country only; the lower bound of absolute concentration would occur if all countries (irrespective of their country size) were characterized by the same amount of value added (number of hours worked).
We have added number of proteins under each functional category numbers in the Figure 6 (% in parentheses).
bThe added number of each category may exceed the total number of drinkers because participants were allowed to choose multiple options.
In nervous network by adding number of layers and different neurons, was designed various structures from nervous network.
aSymptom score was constructed by adding number of reported diabetes-related symptoms at diagnosis.
Each respondent's knowledge score was calculated by adding number of correct answers.
The deft score was calculated for each child by adding number of carious, extracted or filled teeth [ 12].
The weighted variable was made by adding number of part time GPs, multiplied by 0.6, to the number of full time GPs.
