The phrase "added that the force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is reporting or summarizing what another person has said, particularly in a context involving authority or power.
Example: "The spokesperson added that the force would be deployed to assist in the emergency response."
Alternatives: "stated that the force" or "mentioned that the force".
He added that the force has decided to "foreshorten this particular part of the campaign".
It added that the force contributed to "the broad objectives of enhancing and sustaining regional security and stability".
Mr Mackey added that the force could build on the public spirit shown during the Olympics to encourage volunteers to help the police.
Dee Collins, the temporary chief constable of West Yorkshire police, said a murder investigation was under way into an "isolated but targeted attack" and added that the force had called on the specialist skills of counter-terrorism detectives.
He added that the force did not know whether those responsible for the violence and damage to the building had been apprehended, as it was possible they might have left the scene prior to officers' intervention.
But Drew added that the force had made "determined progress" since 2013 and that its response to safeguarding children and young people from abuse was now adequate and, in some cases, of high quality.
He said there could be practical issues for female transgender soldiers in the infantry, explaining that accommodation may not be suitable, but added that the forces should not "directly exclude" transgender people.
The Justice Department memo "confirms that the government's drone killing program is built on gross distortions of law", said Pardiss Kebriaei, a lawyer with the Center for Constitutional Rights who challenged the Awlaki killing, who added that the "forced transparency comes years late".
In his book, Rawnsley quotes Darling's wife, Maggie, as saying: "The fucking cunts are trying to stitch up Alistair!" Darling said last night that he could not remember his wife using such language, but he then added that the "forces of hell" had been unleashed on him.
He added: "That will force change in the political discussion".
Long described Winson Green as a "diverse and vibrant community", adding that the force's Soho neighbourhood policing team, which covers James Turner Street, had a very positive relationship with local residents and community groups.
