The phrase "added some insights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing contributions or observations that enhance understanding or provide clarity on a topic.
Example: "During the meeting, she added some insights that helped us see the project from a different perspective."
Alternatives: "provided additional perspectives" or "offered further observations."
Honestly, since moving to York last year I have found it a perfect place for star-gazing... burningbush added some insight: Looking at Venus through a reasonable telescope reveals a crescent similar to the moon.
However, they added some insight to the content and interpretation of each theme.
Our previous work has added some insight about the phylogeography of An. farauti s.s. in Melanesia [ 17].
But Joumana was able to add some insights.
Looking at Table 6, results confirm our previous fixed-effect regressions and add some insights.
The central focus in the current study was tracking the changes in SE over a year of English study, but it was hoped that qualitative data would add some insights into student perceptions of change and SE in general.
Hence, the objective of the present study is to add some insights into the understanding of the relative role of T cells, B cells and pro-inflammatory cytokines in the response to a localized, primary poxvirus infection.
In order to add some insights into MCLR's mode of action, we evaluated micronucleus content using the fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) coupled to the micronucleus assay.
Regarding the fact that adherence changes over time and that this aspect has been neglected in most existing studies, new methodological approaches such as group-based trajectory models (GBTMs), a type of latent class analysis that incorporates information on the dynamic nature of adherence for its assessment, may also add some insights into the study of medication non-adherence.
All of this adds some insight into Steve Job's pronouncement that DRM should die.
