The phrase "added procuring" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or unclear expression, and without context, it is difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "The project involved added procuring of resources, which complicated the budget."
Alternatives: "additional procurement" or "increased acquisition".
"Most of the customers were mine to begin with, which was slowly pulled away from me," said Mr. Tower, who added that he procured and tested the drugs while Mr. Bulger's associate handled the money and, apparently, gave a cut to Mr. Bulger.
South Sudan's civilians are "bearing the brunt of the resulting harm" as weapons continue to be procured, the report added.
In studies reporting transplant outcomes, we added type, quantity, quality of organs procured, and complications reported.
For the studies reporting transplant outcomes, we added type, quantity, quality of organs procured, and complications reported.
On credit insurance, which offers financial protection to suppliers when selling their goods to a retailer, he added: "RAL was promised assistance by SPG/Taveta/Arcadia in procuring trade credit insurance.
The NHS is currently procuring a second wave, which will add a further 250,000 annual treatments.
It also has generators and enough fuel to run for almost a week at current levels, with emergency plans in place to procure more fuel if needed, he added.
It is a potentially huge business, she said, adding that global energy companies spend more than $500 billion a year procuring most anything from pipes to computer services.
David Albright, the American expert who said China was now implementing the United Nations sanctions passed in March, added that the Chinese ban "will help, since North Korea procures so much from China".
That's really something," said Mr. Reed, who added that he wasn't sure exactly what Mr. Ezrin had done to procure the wailing.
