The phrase "added that the ultimate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when someone is providing additional information or clarification about a final or most important point in a discussion or statement.
Example: "The spokesperson added that the ultimate goal of the initiative is to improve community health and well-being."
Alternatives: "stated that the final" or "mentioned that the primary".
However, Vaizey added that the ultimate decision on the closure, or otherwise, of 6 Music lay with the corporation and the BBC Trust.
But she added that the ultimate decision would fall to the full commission, which is expected to meet on this issue in July.
Eppenschwandtner added that the ultimate target of the petition was the meeting of Heads of State, which will decide on the spending for the major headings (research and innovation being one of them).
Pentagon officials added that the ultimate size of the American force in Iraq will depend on the number of other foreign troops available next spring, on the size and effectiveness of Iraq's new military forces, and on the security situation on the ground.
He added that "the ultimate sanction lies with the reader" and that he felt the pages were "tolerated by the majority of British society" and that the paper's support of "women's issues" such as cervical cancer screening illustrated it was not "sexist".
She said that there's no longer any room for "brilliant jerks" at the company, and added that the ultimate goal is not just to "fix" what's broken at Uber, but to actually make it "the most admired workplace to work at".
"The idea of engineering the hardware and the software (together) should give us better performance, better ease of use, and lower cost," Mr. Ellison said, adding that the ultimate goal "is higher performance than I.B.M.'s fastest computer".
They add that the ultimate legitimacy of a new Iraqi government or of any government flows not from the UN but from the consent of the country's own people.
"It does no good if you're infused with this perfectly wonderful fluid, but it's the wrong fluid for you," he said, adding that the ultimate goal should be a safe transfusion, not just safe blood.
"There may be some general statement in the proprietary lease which might be used to force the tenant to take steps to resolve the problem," he said, adding that the ultimate weapon available to the board -- termination of the proprietary lease and eviction of the tenant -- was not likely to be a realistic option.
