The phrase "added to navigation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that has been included or incorporated into a navigation system, such as a website or application.
Example: "The new features have been added to navigation to enhance user experience."
Alternatives: "included in navigation" or "incorporated into navigation".
A "home" button was subsequently added to the navigation menu following the first round of testing and no further navigation errors were detected in subsequent iterations.
It was split into six main headings, section numbers were introduced (see figure 6) and an index ('In this leaflet ') was added to aid navigation.
It'll also be added to your navigation pane under "Other Calendars".
The new channel will see the Radio 1 logo added to the iPlayer navigation bar.
The BrowseTMA tool contains Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformation (XSLT) scripts that convert XML data into Hyper-Text Mark-up Language (HTML) web pages with hyperlinks automatically added to allow rapid navigation.
In this paper we propose a design for simple visual landmarks that can be unobtrusively added to an environment for navigation without a global geometric map of the workspace.
Bird migration has long been a mystery to science, and this theory can now be added to rival theories about navigation through smell, the sighting of landmarks or following food trails or the movement patterns of the stars, the sun and moon.
He demonstrated a handful of features that have been added to the phone, including a navigation feature that allows the phone to find the user's rough location on a map by using network databases that record the location of cellphone towers and Wi-Fi hot spots.
Those topics will be added to both the EverySignal sidebar navigation as well as the email newsletter.
New features, that include better algorithms for tag validation, new scoring and motivation mechanisms, a dictionary that helps achieving better descriptions and enhanced navigation features have been added to previously published work described in [8, 9].
