The phrase "added this data" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of including or incorporating specific information into a document, report, or dataset.
Example: "After reviewing the initial findings, I added this data to support our conclusions."
Alternatives: "included this information" or "inserted this data".
But he added: "This data is not meant to be public, and people have an expectation of privacy with respect to their contacts".
In a written statement, Bayer said "that it mistakenly did not inform" the F.D.A. of the study and added, "This data was not shared immediately with the agency because it was preliminary in nature".
In a written statement, Bayer said "that it mistakenly did not inform" the F.D.A. of the study and added, "This data was not shared immediately with the agency because it was preliminary in nature". Staci Gouveia, a Bayer spokeswoman, said the company nonetheless stood behind the safety of Trasylol, which has become one of Bayer's fastest sellers.
Mr Willox added: "This data scotches the myth that business owners are all high earners.
Some of the grammatical stuff was the same level as GCSE English". He added: "This data is not worth the paper it is written on.
We have added this data in the revision.
PROFESSOR: You can add this data in the SPUs too.
No one was consulted on the policy change, which would add this data to the existing national pupil database: not parents, not teachers, not parliament.
Lamere said that the digital music services of the future will add this data into an awareness of what a listener is doing and where they are – context.
It's worth noting that adding this data doesn't guarantee that it will always appear in search results.
When a new center is received, the description length costs of adding this data into the center dictionary or merging it into the nearest center are compared.
