The phrase "added stating that" is not correct and sounds awkward in written English.
It may be used in contexts where someone is adding information or clarification, but it would be better to rephrase it for clarity.
Example: "The report was revised, added stating that the findings were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "noted that" or "mentioned that".
The article is still available on the Times website, although a note has been added stating that "This article is the subject of a legal complaint".
And I welcome a little bit more aggression by Ofgem in recent times but we need to make sure we have a regulator fit for purpose," Flint added, stating that energy suppliers should be stripped of their licence if they were shown to be mistreating their customers.
Dragnet surveillance has also been shown to be ineffective for preventing terrorism, he added — stating that the U.S. government has itself conceded this point — and said such programs have no basis in law.
Continued prevention is critical, she added, stating that WHO considers a single confirmed case of polio paralysis to be evidence of a potential epidemic – particularly in countries where very few or no cases occur.
The Koran, he added, states that for a Muslim man to have multiple wives, he "must obey conditions of fairness - and if there is not fairness it is forbidden to have multiple wives".
The gas tax was approved by two-thirds of the state Legislature and signed into law in April, clearing the way for about $5 billion a year in added state revenues that are dedicated to transportation and road repairs.
It added: "He stated that in future he would try to evaluate situations better and be a little more cautious".
(The company subsequently added a label stating that the bread was made on shared equipment with cashew.
A BBC Trust spokesman added: "Patricia Hodgson was stating that there is an NAO report on estates in the pipeline.
We added a phrase stating that "even if one cannot rule out at this stage that other catalytic subunits yet to be identified may also be required".
For example, in the aggregate, of the 38 programs created from January 2006 to December 2011, 36 were added in states that already had at least one program.
