The phrase "added reinforcement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing additional support or strength provided to a structure, argument, or concept.
Example: "The engineer suggested added reinforcement to the bridge design to ensure it could withstand heavy loads."
Alternatives: "additional support" or "extra strength".
Alternatively, it looks to the loose alliance hailed this week by the influential Axios website as "The Committee to Save America", consisting not only of the generals but also the cluster of New Yorkers that includes some of Trump's less hot-headed economic advisers, with added reinforcements from the Republican ranks in Congress.
Areas of paper or parchment that have been replaced or have added reinforcements (such as linings) may appear different from the original when viewed under UV radiation.
The DeepMind researchers used the trained network to navigate through unfamiliar mazes by adding reinforcement learning to their approach.
The current version of Soar features major extensions, adding reinforcement learning, semantic memory, episodic memory, mental imagery, and an appraisal-based model of emotion.
But as its history of destruction continued — Sylmar in 1971, Loma Prieta in 1989 — a number of cities found the political will to compile a list of addresses and force owners to either demolish or add reinforcement to their brick buildings.
This necessarily limited the intensity of the intervention and our ability to subsequently add reinforcement and ensure fidelity.
Rebel leaders have been reinforcing their troops in the area, in case of a drive against the capital, but the Taliban has also been adding reinforcements.
(This group is a pillar of our distinctive peer-based process for making movies an important topic I'll return to in a moment). If this advice doesn't suffice, we'll sometimes add reinforcements to the production such as a writer or codirector to provide specific skills or improve the creative dynamics of the film's creative leadership.
