The phrase "added to de" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it cannot be used effectively in written English.
Example: "The new features were added to de..."
Alternatives: "added to the" or "included in the".
Goodrich should also work harder, he added, to de-emphasize its role as a producer of polyvinyl chloride resins, materials used to make pipes and tubing.
The freestanding PS films so obtained are manually crushed and added to de-ionized water to undergo the ultrasonication process for 6 h in a 120 W sonication bath operating at 42 kHz frequency.
Since then, some of them have won at Meydan in the weeks leading up to World Cup night, when strong performances could add to de Kock's sparkling résumé.
3 In its failed attempt to distinguish Eisentrager, the Court comes up with the notion that "de jure sovereignty" is simply an additional factor that can be added to (presumably) "de facto sovereignty" (i.e., practical control) to determine the availability of habeas for aliens, but that it is not a necessary factor, whereas de facto sovereignty is.
For the final 18 24 h in culture, [H]-thymidine was added to reveal de novo DNA synthesis during the S-phase of the cell cycle of activated T cells.
To prove the effect of Alk5 inhibitor II on de-differentiated cells, the inhibitor should be added to cultured de-differentiated islets.
A preset β/f droop curve is added to the de-loading pitch controller to regulate the mechanical power for scheduled power allocation, and thus satisfying the P/f droop demand of system PFR.
It is unclear which side imitated the other, as the date they were added to Krak des Chevaliers is unknown, but it does provide evidence for the diffusion of military ideas between the Muslim and Christian armies.
500 μl of phenol, chloroform and isopropanol alcohol, in the proportion 25:24:1, respectively, were then added to the de-waxed tissue.
