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The phrase "added the knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of incorporating or including information or understanding into a context or discussion.
Example: "During the meeting, she added the knowledge she gained from her recent research to the conversation."
Alternatives: "included the information" or "contributed the insight".
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And, they added, the knowledge of consultants helped, not hurt, the audit.
Johnson added: "The knowledge and experience that Kelly brings to the Test match arena is good for this team.
Given the varying potentials that each specific RE technology offers for generating local value added, the knowledge gap becomes even greater, a fact that is all the more surprising when one considers that the positive impact of RE on economic development is a central motive for local actors with respect to the expansion of RE in many communities [1].
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Our work adds the knowledge of how aboveground-belowground interactions are an important driver of species interactions and ecosystem processes.
An eighth trend may now be added: the growing tacit knowledge requirement for life science work.
Two research groups added to the knowledge of the reality underlying modern physics.
As new drugs are developed and added to the knowledge graph, the model optimisation process should be repeated.
Relevant reasoning rules can easily be added to the knowledge base to extend the prototype range of applications.
Facts (A2) are then added to the knowledge base.
The retained couple must be added to the knowledge base of prolog.
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