The phrase "added practicality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing features or aspects that enhance the usefulness or functionality of something.
Example: "The new design incorporates added practicality, making it easier for users to navigate the interface."
Alternatives: "increased functionality" or "enhanced usability".
Like the Porsche Panamera, another sporty car with a fastback roof, the 5 Series GT's ungainly, something's-off proportions are the price you pay — if you are willing — for added practicality.
The meta-aggregative approach currently incorporates methods to assess dependability and credibility and therefore there was an added practicality when deciding upon these two elements.
They share genetic, anatomical, and physiological similarities with humans and other primate model species, but their smaller sizes, reproductive efficiency, and amenability to genetic manipulation offer an added practicality.
The Bebop builds upon the fun consumers had with the novel AR Drones and adds practicality with a high-def camera and extended range.
However, he added, the practicalities of building a network mean those simple choices cannot be made.
He adds that practicality is key.
But if he wishes to oust Saddam Hussein, maintain peace in the Middle East, calm tempers in the Indian subcontinent, manage the rise of China and avoid war with North Korea, he must add some practicality to his principles.
For Moss, who previously only had to consider the aesthetic effect of his work, the added demand of practicality, in shepherding players to the correct scene, has offered a welcome, if disorienting, challenge.
Dossett added that the practicalities of delivering right to buy in the social housing sector had still not been resolved, with "real concerns" that it could lead to a decrease in the amount of housing stock.
Recognizing the practical appeal of the utility vehicles that are now often the choice of the cool and uncool alike, the company has added a degree of practicality to the successor to the RX-7, which Mazda pulled from the American market nine years ago.
First, Chinese are good at improving existing models, a different, more practical type of creativity, he wrote, adding that this practicality was noted by the British historian of Chinese science, Joseph Needham.
