The phrase "added responding" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a process of responding that has been added, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The system has implemented added responding features to improve user interaction."
Alternatives: "enhanced response" or "additional response".
He added: "Responding with violence is never justified.
Besides, he added, responding to the far-flung demands presented by varying styles was "very important for the growth of the orchestra".
"We welcome the BBC's comments today about partnership and will study their proposals in more detail," he added, responding to the corporation's publication today of its submission to the Ofcom public service broadcasting review.
"The question of who won't be around much longer will be answered then," Ri added, responding to Trump's weekend tweet warning that if Ri "echoes thoughts of Little Rocket Man, they won't be around much longer!" Trump has repeatedly used the belittling epithet for Kim Jong Un.
"I think it is important to rethink how this can be solved," Vestager added, responding to a specific question about the type of solution she's seeking.
"And about two-thirds of them are public institutions," she added, responding to a comment about the large budget cuts in recent years to flagship state universities.
But today's directors, she added, "respond differently to defining what a program should be".
Not everyone, he added, responds as well to cleaning and antibiotics, and clinical practice shows that surgery remains the best way to treat periodontal disease.
Viewers, she added, are responding to "a human story with heart".
McGovern added: "Matalan responding to public concern for those affected by the disaster is the right thing for any company to do.
"I want to meet them" "[I'm] working on something I want to share & involve more people in!" he added, in responding to friends on the post.
