The phrase "added that the motion" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has made a statement or comment regarding a specific motion, often in a formal or legal context.
Example: "The committee chair added that the motion to approve the budget would be voted on next week."
Alternatives: "stated that the motion" or "mentioned that the motion".
The motion added that the ban could be extended to other media organisations with the Sun, Daily Mail and Express titles "merely used as high-profile examples".
He added that the government would file a motion for reconsideration with the court to maintain the travel ban.
She added that the "prosecutor asked for a motion of continuance, but it was denied by the judge so the charges were dropped".
She added that the union had also passed a motion to adopt a no platform for racists policy.
We need only add that had the Government's motion been granted this Court would no doubt have accompanied its remand with appropriate instructions to guide the District Court in coping with this complicated problem.
"Oh, man, was I nervous about it," Mr. Reynolds said during an interview last week at the Sunset Tower Hotel here, adding that the gray motion-capture suit he wore for much of the shoot was not exactly calming.
"It appears that there is a defect in the institution of the prosecution of the defendants," attorneys for the officers said in an eight-page motion, adding that the "appropriate sanction" would be dismissal of all the charging documents against their clients.
The motion added that in light of the "serious mistrust" between staff and management, the option of industrial action remains on the table.
The judge, James B. Zagel, said at a pretrial hearing that he did not have the authority simply to call off a trial, and added that he expected the defense motion to "go away by itself".
Co-op prices are so high, he added, "that people are getting motion sickness looking down".
