The phrase "added success" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an additional level of achievement or accomplishment that has been attained.
Example: "The team's innovative approach led to added success in the project, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "additional success" or "further success".
At the same time, she added, success can be random: "You can do all the due diligence you want, but part of it is luck".
In a statement, Apple said it was proud to have been doing business in Ireland since 1980 and added: "Success and growth come from the hard work of our Irish employees not from any special tax deal with the Irish government.
He had added: "Success is closer than you think".
Then he added, "Success is 90percentt guts.
He is aware of how much he has accomplished and therefore views added success as a bonus.
Another school year goes into the record book and so, too, do team and individual performances that added success to the Laguna Beach High athletic program.
Drake added: "Successes for British riders at London 2012 transformed the country's sporting expectations but winning medals was never an end in itself – we have harnessed those achievements to inspire unprecedented growth in participation.
The German tally of stage wins in this year's Tour has yet to be resolved as André Greipel could well add success on the Champs Elysées to his three stage wins so far.
Pavey has been in good form this year though, adding success in the Bupa London 10,000 - where she saw off the challenge of the returning Paula Radcliffe - to her impressive effort in the London Marathon.
Mr. Tregoning adds success is when there is a correlation between what is bought and what is being tested.
"To put it frankly, China represents one of the largest untapped opportunities for Uber, potentially larger than the US," he said, adding success in the market would however require "commitment over the long haul and a strong will".
