The phrase "added on the issue" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to convey that something has been included or contributed regarding a specific topic or problem.
Example: "The committee added on the issue of funding during the meeting."
Alternatives: "addressed the issue" or "included the issue".
Rabbi Cooper said he had never met Mr. Broder, who was not consulted about the controversial list, but added: "On the issue of anti-Semitism, he has the respect of a lot of people around the world".
The prime minister added: "On the issue of defence equipment, we already unilaterally said – as did the US – that we would not sell further arms to Russia; we believe other European countries should do the same".
In this respect, the geographic spread and long distances/long travel time in McDowell County represents a macro level problem that adds on the issue of concentration of general poverty in the area.
In a statement provided to the FT, the watchdog added: "On the substantial issue of combining user data across services Google has not been willing to abide by the legally binding rules and has refused to substantially improve the user's controls.
He added: "On the vital issues affecting our lives – interest rates, money supply, inflation, what happens to our living standards, employment, banking rescues.
In his memo/press release, Weill added: "On the broader issues, let me restate that I have never told any analyst what he or she had to write and I never would".
Again appealing for consensus, the first minister, added: "On this issue, possibly above all other issues, it's important that we don't divide on party lines - these are matters of life and death for many people".
Byrne replied that he would have to write to the committee with the exact information, adding: "On the reporting issue we are currently engaged in a working group with the police to address exactly what the policy for us going forward should be.
Byrne replied that he would have to write to the committee with the exact information, adding: "On the reporting issue we are currently engaged in a working group with the police to address exactly what the policy for us going forward should be.
"But again," he added, "on an issue this big, the president has to lead".
To which can be added, on civil liberties issues, the UK Conservative party, with 29 MEPs, who have just cobbled together a new anti-federalist group (the European Conservatives and Reformists, ECR) with bed-fellows of highly dubious politics.
