The phrase "added to incident" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that has been included or appended to an incident report or situation.
Example: "The new evidence was added to the incident report for further investigation."
Alternatives: "included in the incident" or "appended to the incident."
If the same GM line repeatedly contaminates within the same country and in the same year, no new incident is recorded and details are added to the existing incident instead.
Google Earth placemarks have been added to show fatal incident locations, enabling the provision of a downloadable dataset containing latitude and longitude (Additional file 2).
The incident added to Metro's list of reliability issues.
The incident added to a recent flare-up in tensions between Japan and its Asian neighbors over history and territory.
The incident added to his fear that the Lennons wanted to take her away from him for good.
The incident added to security worries surrounding a meeting of the 142-nation World toade Organization set to begin on Friday in Doha, Qatar's capital.
This incident added to his fame as a gunslinger, which skyrocketed when journalist and later explorer Sir Henry Morton Stanley reported as fact in the New York Herald in 1867 Hickok's exaggerated claim that he had killed 100 men.
Even though the White House seemed to slap down the Pentagon, the incident added to Chinese fears that a diplomatic wall is being built around them, and a missile shield over them.
Still, in a city on high alert during the Republican National Convention, with memories of the World Trade Center attack, anthrax mailings, smallpox vaccinations and numerous terror warnings, the post office incident added to an already serious case of jitters.
The incident added to criticism of President Uhuru Kenyatta's handling of attacks by al Shabaab within Kenya's borders.
The latest incident added to the toll of migrants, many fleeing war and repressive regimes, that have perished in the desert en route to Israel and Europe — a longstanding and dangerous route that has recently been overshadowed by the hundreds of thousands of refugees fleeing Syria's civil war.
