The phrase "added surplus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe an additional amount or excess that has been included or accumulated.
Example: "The company's financial report indicated an added surplus from last quarter's profits, allowing for further investment in new projects."
Alternatives: "additional surplus" or "extra surplus".
It's also an easy way to add surplus vitamins and minerals to our diets.
The seller, without fuss, presented him with his latest haul of Philip Roth hardcovers, which he proceeded to sign, dutifully, like an employee, adding surplus value.
Cellulose pulp can be regenerated by adding surplus water after the recovery of valuables and the ionic liquid, bmimCl, can be regenerated for further use by vacuum distillation of DMSO and water.
The rest of the world is adding surplus at the rate of a trillion dollars a year.
Since exposure to rain did not add surplus energy costs for flying bats, we infer that the moistening of the pelage and wing membranes was associated with the increased metabolic rate and not, for example, an altered flight behaviour caused by falling raindrops.
Kit Boss of Seattle Times added, "Army surplus flame throwers seemed to have been put to constructive peacetime use.
WINTER SET RECORD IN USE OF GASOLINE; Production Also Made Big Gain But Still Left Less to Add to Surplus.
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To avoid the likely distorted social welfare resulted by the DC-PM auction mechanism and to add budget surplus, we further modify the parking slot allocation rule and the transaction payment rule in the DC-PM auction mechanism, and propose a "modified demander competition padding method (MDC-PM)" auction mechanism.
Christi further adds that surplus electricity generated by the combustion process can be sold to the grid.
