The phrase "added registry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a registry that has been added to a system, database, or list.
Example: "The software update included an added registry that improves system performance."
Alternatives: "new registry" or "supplementary registry".
"Message from the couple: Target GiftCards are welcome," added the registry helpfully.
The characteristics of some cases were obtained from literature, and added to registry [ 4].
Antivirus researchers look for what files were added or registries modified in order to use this information to write rules that allow their software to recognize and block threats.
I do know that by the time I returned, she had methodically completed a list by clicking on Add to Registry beneath each item she wanted.
Click on the item of choice on the Costco website and you should see the option to "add to registry" under the product description.
Ideas include adding the registry to the actual invitation, inserting a separate card into the invitation envelope and/or relying on family members to let guests know where you are registered.
Some viruses will add false registry files named regedit.com to trick your computer into running the wrong file when you use the Regedit command.
In many UK registries, death certificates mentioning cancer are received and added to the registry's database within a week or so of the date of death, whereas information on pathology may be processed with a time lag of three months or more, and information on the first course of treatment may not be fully captured for up to nine months after diagnosis.
Based on the notifications generated by the registry, these services have now all been fixed, and have been running reliably, with confidence in their behaviour added by continued registry testing.
Last week, the agency said that 26.3 million phone numbers had already been added to the registry, most online.
